The issue goes away when speech-dispatcher is uninstalled, meaning that
this package is related to the bug in question, and is resolved once it
is removed.
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I've actually been able to determine what the issue was. The speech-
dispatcher package is the one causing issues. It is possible to
uninstall it from any Ubuntu installation (or Ubuntu-based distros). But
to make sure that indeed this is what is causing the issue in your case,
try to run thi
The problem still occurs on the latest stable PulseAudio packages
(1:15.0+dfsg1-1ubuntu2.2) for Ubuntu 21.10. Also, doing a "pulseaudio
-k" on the Terminal, and then restarting any software that was
outputting audio, fixes the issue. I've noticed that this only happens
after the output audio device
OK, so I've found out that the crackling only starts when I change the
audio output for the first time after starting Ubuntu up. After that, it
only stops if I restart the pulseaudio service, or by restarting the PC.
So, the issue clearly has something to do with the change in output
audio device.
This issue isn't related to the motherboard itself, because I have the
monitor connected to the RX 580's DisplayPort output, not the internal
audio output. I don't get this issue while using USB-C audio, Analog
output/input or through HDMI, only DisplayPort.
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I am going to add those attachements on this comment and the next one,
but keep in mind comments #2 and #3, which are for those files.
** Attachment added: "Spotify Static"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/1931902/+attachment/5504574/+files/Weird%20sound.mp3
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This is the static that can be heard while playing a song from YouTube
on Firefox. Notice that the crackling starts right away when pressing
play on the video, but it also has a delay to stop the static.
** Attachment added: "YouTube/Firefox crackling"
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Also, I can add that I've only noticed this issue happening while using
DisplayPort, and playing back sound through my LG Monitor. This doesn't
happen when using a USB or Headphone jack headphone/headset. Also, I've
never noticed it happening when using an HDMI monitor, only DP. It could
be a bug w
Also, I've noticed that if I don't play anything for a few minutes, the
static can't be heard.
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Title:
Crackling s
Here is the YouTube static.
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Static that plays back while playing a song on Spotify (Snap).
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Public bug reported:
While playing back any sounds, a certain crackling sound (static) will
play with a fixed delay of the sound being played. The amount and volume
of the static will depend on the sound/music that is being played, and
this only starts occurring after a somewhat long time (30 minu
Public bug reported:
When I am booting the computer up, it never sets the default output to
the one I was using previously, which should be the norm. This is also
the same for audio inputs. It works perfectly fine when connecting any
new sound sources to the PC, which then pulseaudio sets the outp
Public bug reported:
1) Description: Ubuntu 20.10
Release: 20.10
2) pulseaudio:
Instalado: 1:13.99.2-1ubuntu2
Candidato: 1:13.99.2-1ubuntu2
Tabela de versão:
*** 1:13.99.2-1ubuntu2 500
500 http://br.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu groovy-updates/main amd64
Packages
100 /var/l
Public bug reported:
The installation process was stuck, and it never finished, so after
forcing a restart and login back in, the error was presented and it
allow me to send it to you guys, so that it is fixed.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.04
Package: unattended-upgrades 2.0
Proc
** Changed in: gnome-online-accounts (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
Not able to log in
Yes, that wouldn't be a problem.
Steps:
1 - Open the GNOME Control Center (Ubuntu Settings, or Configurations);
2 - Select "Network" on the left sidebar;
3 - Press the small cog-wheel (Network Configurations);
4 - Select the IPv6 tab;
5 - On IPv6 Method, select disabled (on my system, it is o
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