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SOLVED - after a couple of hints with Tanu Kaskinen, this is solved with
the following entry in /etc/pulse/default.pa
.ifexists module-udev-detect.so
load-module module-udev-detect tsched_buffer_size=16384
The suggested cause is that the kernel doesn't allow sufficient time to
process the
no problems for several days while outputting through analog-stereo.
Am i just wasting my time to think that somebody might actually look at
this? Other people have reported what look like similar conditions, that
never seem to meet a resolution.
If there are some detailed instructions about
Nope. Running without the faulty RAM (4GB as opposed to 12GB) and
RhythmBox runs continuously (hours) while Spotify halts and cannot
resume when pulseaudio terminates and restarts.
Syslog demonstrates pulseaudio death and auto respawn
Mar 25 10:05:25 silverstone pulseaudio[6061]: [pulseaudio]
i think i have narrowed this down to a faulty RAM (in excess of 30K
errors). I will replace this shortly and retest but that would explain
why a new build and my other desktop with a similar build are
unaffected, and why the error conditions are somewhat erratic.
Does it explain why the fault
comparing pulseaudio configuration, some rtp modules were uncommented in
the failing environment so these were commented back out; result,
pulseaudio ran for about 26 minutes before failing. Daemon restarted (as
configured) and sound settings retained the selected output device...but
spotify is
installed 16.04-02 onto an SSD this morning and Spotify/Pulseaudio has
been running for 2-3 hours with only a single hiccup where Spotify just
stopped - but pulseaudio daemon was still running and restarting Spotify
solved the lack of music.
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output from 'pacmd list'.
I wasn't looking closely at this, but it looked like the PA daemon fell
over while trying to execute the pacmd verb.
I'm plugged into the motherboard sound output, and typically it is
"stable" from there.
** Attachment added: "pacmd.list.out"
pulseaudio log from session that died.
** Attachment added: "pulseverbose.log"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/1673942/+attachment/4840685/+files/pulseverbose.log
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apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected yakkety
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this only happens when sound is through the PCI sound card. When i
connect speakers to the motherboard output (I lose the 5.1 component),
pulseaudio never dies.
I have switched and replaced the sound
Could you also get a log from PulseAudio as per
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio/Log. Thanks.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1673942
Title:
pulseaudio suddenly
Please run apport-collect 1673942 in a terminal so we can get some more
information about your hardware.
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Title:
pulseaudio
kern.log entries at time of failure:
Mar 19 11:50:01 silverstone unity-settings-[3397]: Unable to get default sink
Mar 19 11:50:01 silverstone unity-settings-[3397]: Unable to get default source
Mar 19 11:50:01 silverstone unity-settings-[3397]: Failed to connect context:
Connection refused
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sound devices disappear from output options. If I'm listening through
Spotify, Spotify won't play until that has been restarted (from memory
so do RhythmBox and Banshee)
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