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:)) Solved. I just had to remove the semicolon from the beginning of the line,
so it looks this:
default-sample-format = s24le
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after upgrade to karmic during audio playback a high-frequency whistling can be
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i didn't have a daemon.conf. what has to be in the file?
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after upgrade to karmic during audio playback a high-frequency whistling can be
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Well, here is my /etc/pulse/daemon.conf file:
# This file is part of PulseAudio.
#
# PulseAudio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License,
Doesn't work for me on Ubuntu 10.04 -- still the same whistle...
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after upgrade to karmic during audio playback a high-frequency whistling can be
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Can u quickly do this: Burned and boot up in a Ubuntu 10.04 CD -
LiveCD approach, without any installation, and test your your/audio to
see if it worked? Any dependencies needed just go ahead and do a
apt-get. This way - starting from clean piece of system, without the
upgrade approach, will
@ruslan: Does the whistle change if you move the Sound Preferences
window to different locations on the screen?
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after upgrade to karmic during audio playback a high-frequency whistling can be
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I have the same whistle, but the fix mentioned above (default-sample-
format = s24le) doesn't work. A temporary solution that I found is just
to open Sound Preferences window every time I log in. It is funny but
the whistle disappears while the window is open and comes back when it
is closed. Do
Confirmed: High-frequency whistle (sounds like exceeding Nyquist
frequency) with ALC882+pulseaudio when playing any audio in 5.1 analog
output.
Fix works:
; default-sample-format = s16le
default-sample-format = s24le
$ pulseaudio -k
Then, whistles gone.
Sound driver: hda_snd_intel.
Confirmed as per:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Confirming
i.e. # Can you reproduce the bug yourself?
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after upgrade to karmic during audio playback a high-frequency whistling can be
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Changed default-sample-format to s24le, it seems that this solves my
problem. Whistles dissappeared.
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after upgrade to karmic during audio playback a high-frequency whistling can be
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I had the same problem with my creative xfi, but i solved it by changing the
default-sample-format value in daemon.conf.
The standard value was s16le and when i changed it to s24le the whistle
dissappeared.
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after upgrade to karmic during audio playback a high-frequency whistling can be
Same problem with my ALC888+pulseaudio after upgrading from Jaunty to
Karmic. Motherboard: Biostar T-Force 7025.
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