* Daniel Gasser [100124 15:04 +0100] > Thank you for your answer Elimar. It seems, that i haven't > wrote my bug report porperly. Sound settings work perfect in > both kde and gnome. System sound are played as they should > play. Also my sound software (audacity) works as it should. The > bug i'm experiencing is, that any sound that is playing is > distorted by a crackling noise as soon as something happens on > the screen, like opening a new window, or even just moving the > cursor in a terminal window or on the console after switching > to it with ctrl+alt+f1. These sounds are heard as well, if no > sound application is running at all besides the alsa > sound-system and pulse audio sound server.
As told before: run alsamixer within a terminal or console and check all controls. There are some like "mic boost" or "Docking Mic Boost" which can cause crackling sounds. Please note that those depend on your sundcard. > I would certainly call this a bug (or at least a configuration In most cases the bug is sitting in front of the screen. If this would be a bug some others out of 100thousands alsa users would have report this. > problem) of debians sound system. It resembles pretty much the > well known windows xp's sound bug, where animated windows > distort sounds as well. So i don't think, that the closure of > this bug is right. I can't say if alsa is causing this > behaviour or pulse audio or any other component, but i thought, > that the alsa-base package might be the best starting point for > reporting this issue. If you need further explanation or if i > could do any tests, i would be happy to provide them to you. Check your mixer settings. Else boot a live-cd and check wether the `bug` persists. Sorry, I can't reproduce and can't help at this point. Elimar -- You cannot propel yourself forward by patting yourself on the back.
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