jaunty has a newer PA.
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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[Packaging Request] Upgrade to PulseAudio 0.9.12 in Intrepid
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The suggestion to alter two settings in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf, specifically:
default-fragments = 8
default-fragment-size-msec = 5
to fix the sporadic clicking and popping with very short sounds did not work.
The way I understand it, in the glitch-free pulseaudio's greater than 0.9.10
these
Are the two lines commented out (is there a semicolon before them)? Editing
the lines fixed any problems I had, but I don't remember if they were
commented or not. Another thing to try is set the resample-method to
speex-float-0. Again, make sure the line is not commented out.
Steven Malis
Using 0.9.13 from luke's PPA for just over a week now and it seems
stable. I've not noticed any crashes of pulseaudio or any crashes of
other programs that look like they could be blamed on it. Some notes:
Latency is way down in comparison to 0.9.10.
Short sounds (for example, pidgin sounds)
I'm gonna tag this Intrepid-updates, as given Colin's mail today it
seems like a more reasonable target than final release as this isn't
considered a critical bug.
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Importance: Wishlist = Medium
Target: None = intrepid-updates
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Will alsa be updated to version 1.0.18 if you plan to ship PA 0.9.13+ as update?
Maybe an alsa update would fix some other bugs in relation to PA too.
Has the crackling problem with hda-intel been resolved with a newer version
than PA 0.9.13?
Maybe it is also related to alsa.
FYI, about the clicking and popping, go to pulseaudio's website and follow
the instructions for Skype perfect setup. They involve editing
/etc/pulse/daemon.conf and fix the issues for other progs as well.
Steven Malis
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Scott Ritchie [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I'm
Luke, have you tested the network stuff?
At first I thought it is a problem of the new pulseaudio version, but I am also
not able to share my sound card with
paprefs and PA 0.9.10 in Intrepid.
It worked with no problems in Hardy, I am wondering what might go wrong there?
Is it related to the
I just happened to check and as of about an hour ago it looks like Luke
has kindly added 0.9.13 to his PPA for those interested in testing.
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Luke could you update your PPA to the latest PA 0.9.13 so that I can test if
some problems are solved?
My network stuff is still not working and lennart is not able to reproduce my
problem.
https://tango.0pointer.de/pipermail/pulseaudio-
discuss/2008-October/002444.html
Regards
Achim
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Just a note about networking its a complete mess with a Ubuntu client.
At least for me.
Someone must perform a complete networking check and not just on package
level.
Perhaps it is NM 0.7 which causes this???
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Am Montag, den 06.10.2008, 08:05 + schrieb plun:
Just a note about networking its a complete mess with a Ubuntu client.
At least for me.
Someone must perform a complete networking check and not just on package
level.
Perhaps it is NM 0.7 which causes this???
With networking
Well, I think it has... its a mess with all streaming services and a network.
NM 0.7 got severe bugs for hostname and was just updated. Testing... ;)
I dont know the situation for Avahi and mtdaap and so on (all popular)
but all them must be tested.
mt-daap is out of order nevertheless and
It's worth noting that Fedora is going with a newer PulseAudio in their
upcoming release: the main feature seems to be the glitch-free aspect
of versions 0.9.10. http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/pulse-glitch-
free.html
So whether it's 0.9.11, 0.9.12, or 0.9.13, there's some advantage to
newer
If 0.9.12 is no good, how about 0.9.11?
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Am Montag, den 29.09.2008, 15:51 + schrieb Scott Ritchie:
If 0.9.12 is no good, how about 0.9.11?
I don't think this is a good Idea. There are enough problems that make
both versions not suitable for a stable release.
It will be the best if we wait for pulseaudio 0.9.13-14, I think.
0.9.11 was more unstable then .12
Luke has done a great job with 0.9.10 and I have no regressions.
(Ubuntu 32 bit, Audigy2 and USB output to a sound system)
BUT
psyke83 is running this thread , libao and pavdevchooser !?
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=866965
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The latest packages from Luke's PPA seem to work well for me. They appear to
resolve the random latency and crackling issues I had with pulseaudio in hardy.
CPU usage remains at about 2 percent while audio plays although running
pavucontrol boosts pulseaudio usage to 20 percent without audio
Okay, I have to edit my last statement. Suddenly I am now getting
crackling and pops with two audio streams playing at once. In this case
rhythmbox and pidgin playing sound at the same time. Reverting to
Intrepid's current pulseaudio resolved that issue.
The only thing relevant (I think) I
Hi Luke,
If I try to share my sound card with paprefs I get this error on the
receiver side.
E: module-zeroconf-discover.c: Cannot construct valid device name from
credentials of service
'tunnel.achim-laptop.local.alsa_output.pci_8086_27d8_alsa_playback_0'.
E: module-zeroconf-discover.c:
Has someone noticed that the sound starts crackling if you play more
than one audio stream?
For example If I play a video with totem and music with Rhythmbox the sound
starts to crackle.
I have noticed this on an Dell Notebook with this audio device 82801G (ICH7
Family) High Definition Audio
Yup and I filed this bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/268891
Please note the command for killing pulseaudio and start in logging mode
pulseaudio -k; sleep 4; pulseaudio -vv
I also solved it after a little messing around withhelp from psyke83 threads
in U-F, unsure whats
right settings and
If 0.9.12 ends up not being stable enough for the majority of users to
make it into intrepid as the default, would it be possible to have a
'pulseaudio_0-9-12' package included in the repos that conflicts
with/replaces the original files? That way everyone has a mostly stable
default, while those
I have updated pulseaudio from your ppa Luke.
pavumeter is working again, but the Networking stuff doesn't work.
I use paprefs to share my sound card but it doesn't work.
What works for a short time is Multicast/RTP.
Pulseaudio crashes on the receiver side after ca. 5 sec.
Does the network
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 03:10:09AM EST, Achim wrote:
I have updated pulseaudio from your ppa Luke.
pavumeter is working again, but the Networking stuff doesn't work.
I use paprefs to share my sound card but it doesn't work.
What works for a short time is Multicast/RTP.
Pulseaudio crashes
** Summary changed:
- [Packaging Request] Upgrade to PulseAudio 0.9.11 in Intrepid
+ [Packaging Request] Upgrade to PulseAudio 0.9.12 in Intrepid
** Description changed:
- 0.9.11 was released three days ago. Intrepid still runs 0.9.10. Upgrade
- please.
+ 0.9.12 is released.
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