Re: Realtek ALC892: crackling sound

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Jarry and list,

On Sun, Apr 15, 2018 at 12:00 PM, Jarry <mr.jarry@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi ALSA-users,

I have problem with sound on my PC: it is somehow distorted,
"crackling" every few seconds. No matter what player or media
I try, it is always there. I can hear it even when log-in
desktop sound is played...

Motherboard has Realtek ALC892 chip. Nothing new, but still
used with many other mobos. I tested aplaying sound directly
without pulseaudio, crackling is still there.
Any idea how I could fix it?

Sometimes "crackling" is a hardware - electrical problem, such as a broken connector or cable.  What are you using to listen?  headphones into the headphone output, speakers into the speakers output, S/PDIF into a DAC?  Do you have other configurations you can try - headphones, speakers, outputs?
 

Jarry

OT: How can I include alsa-info output in this mailing-list?
When I add it as text, message is banned due to big size.
If I compress it to zip first, it is banned again due to
"blacklisted file extension"...

You could try "pastebin".




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