Public bug reported:
I can hear a very annoying noise when i click on the quit/lock/reboot applet
button, or when i scroll pages on firefox. This noise is more evident when
there is another sound application playing anything.
I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron, it's fully updated, and this bug came from
Gutsy Gibbon (that's when i first noticed it, probably after some update). I'm
using an ATI video driver, it's the radeon one. My graphics card is ATI Radeon
9200. I haven't yet tried KDE in order to check if this bug applies to the QT
thing as well.
It was expected that I would hear no noise (a clicking noise, or a scratchy
one) while i go through popup menus and stuff, instead I can hear this noise.
When I'm logged in on my primary account and switch to the guest account this
noise seems to attenuate. I've tried all sorts of things, ie: enabling and
disabling compiz, messing around with gstreamer-properties and gnome's sound
settings, etc. If I raise my speaker's volume up I can hear that noise more
clearly.
Thanks
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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noise when clicking on quit/lock/reboot applet button or using scroll [most
evidently on firefox]
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/209218
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