For the benefit of the list (if no-one else), upgrading ESD in ESound to
package version 0.2.17-7 has solved the "choppy" sound problem (for me;
your mileage may vary).

(Hmm... I notice I was previously using v0.2.22-2 and "apt-get
dist-upgrade" has back-levelled me to 0.2.17-7 although the debian
package is "esound_0.2.22-2.deb"... I think I've probably been messing
with which distro / version I'm using here, folks.... It may well be
User Error)

Matthew Exley wrote:

[SNIP]
> Hmm. I think the answer lies in the XMMS ESD plugin (libesdout.so 1.2.4 from
> package xmms v1.2.4-helix1) or ESD itself (/usr/bin/esd from package esound 
> v0.2.22-2)
> 
[SNIP]

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