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Hi, My audio setup is as follows: -onboard soundcard -> analog stero -> monitor speakers -usb audio doc -> coaxial spdif -> amplifier + good speakers I use audacious as music player, and it is configured through pavucontrol to send its audio to the usb dac, all other sound goes to the monitor speakers (which usually are off). Since I've upgraded to F-15 I regular have clearly audible dropouts of 0.5 secs or so in my music played through the usb dac. At first I thought the problem was diskio related because it usually happens when I use tab completion, and it does not complete at once. But further investigation has resulted in me coming to the conclusion that it is related to alert sounds, this was not immediately obvious because usually the speakers where these play are off. It does not happen always on alert sounds, but when it happens it always coincides with an alert sound playing. It *seems* that the music stops and then continues when the alert sound plays. I have the feeling the music stops playing while something is loading the alert sound sample to some cache. Regards, Hans
Hi, I am facing a similar problem with my sound on this configuration: 01:09.0 Multimedia audio controller: C-Media Electronics Inc CM8738 (rev 10) Analog Stereo -> Speakers System has no load while playing music there are some breaks and jumps in the music. Tested it with vlc and rythmbox same problem. If I change windows with alt + <tab> it happens very often that sound starts to "jump". In my case if I use this usb headset problem doesn't appear: Bus 002 Device 004: ID 0d8c:000c C-Media Electronics, Inc. Audio Adapter I am on Fedora 15. If more information are needed for debugging I will do my best. Regards, Dominik
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