Could Alsa cause a hard crash?

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I was having issues with Mythtv hard crashing my system. I had
previously had the output sound device set directly as my HDMI on my
"Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset High Definition Audio"
I remembered in the past having issues with pulse audio and any other
program fighting over the sound card. So I changed Mythtv's output to
use pulseaudio in the hopes that it would work with pulseaudio instead
of fighting it. This seems to have helped. I have not had a crash
since. But the underlying problem worries me. Should fighting for
sound card resources crash the computer? Is there a good way to test
that this is what was causing my issue? What are some things I can run
to give everyone all the information that would be useful.

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