> Hmm, you must be thoughtful to notice a system event which causes > your bug. I can't help at this stage as there are no similar bugs > reported in the net. > > There is a comprehensive howto at > http://www.johannes-bauer.com/linux/dolby/ > > Maybe it helps?
Whoops, I just realised that I haven't replied to this last time, sorry. I haven't noticed anything peculiar happening right when the audio goes berserk. I'm not sure how to look at system events in real time in case it hiccups again, nor what log to look at after this has happened. I've tried to look at everything under /var/log/ to see if something turned out, but found nothing in regards to alsa. Also that link offered no help to me :( I don't use (and don't have) and optical cable or DTS hardware, just plain 'ol headphones through line-out. > librcc0 0.2.12 is still uploaded to sid. moc should work flawless now. Nope, still gives me a segfault when installing again (after updating/upgrading) with apt-get. Seems I have librcc 0.2.9-3.1+b1 > What tells: > $ dpkg -l | grep puls > > How did you try to start alsamixer? $ dpkg -l | grep puls hi libpulse0 1.0 all Pulse Audio dummy package hi pulseaudio 1.0 all Pulse Audio dummy package ii vlc-plugin-pulse 2.1.2-2+b1 i386 PulseAudio plugin for VLC I started alsamixer by just typing 'alsamixer' in the terminal as I remember doing last time. > Are you running a midi device? Nope.
