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Solution to Ubuntu's crackling sound

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I encountered this problem when I first upgraded to Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex, when ever a sound should be a playing, one can only hear crackling sounds. It appears for some reason pulseaudio occasionally turns the pcm volume to 0 which causes pulseaudio to make the crackling sound when sound is played. I havent been able to figure out what caused it as its only happened once on upgrade and a second time out of the blue. It hasent happened since.

Solution is either to simply use gnome-volume-control, alsa-mixer or any other volume apps and increase pcm volume.

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Comment from: tictac [Visitor]
tictacThanks for your tip.
I had the same problem after having violently rebooted my pc PC during ubuntu shutdown.
15/07/09 @ 01:25

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