I am using Lucid with the latest updates (no backports), the newest
skype version from skype.com, my pulseaudio version is 0.9.22~0.9.21
+stable-queue-32-g8478-0ubuntu14 and lspci tells me, that I am using a
Via VT1708/A audio card. But I still have the known problems with
pulseaudio and skype. Do
I am using Lucid, the bug is fixed here
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Andy, are you using Lucid?
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Still having very high CPU usage when recording in Audacity, Jokosher,
Sound Recorder not as high as the others but at least 45% CPU usage in
Sound Recorder and 100% CPU usage in the other recording software. The
system becomes unresponsive, Animations drop to about 1 frame/3 seconds.
This a 3.2 G
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Today I bought an USB-Headset with integrated sound device and now
there's no problem with recording anymore, so you can be pretty sure
that the problem is caused by PA+VIA VT1708/A sound chip
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Im marking this as confirmed.
Its clearly related to our audio card + pulse audio + recording and its
definitely a bug as recording is impossible with any app, whether it is Skype,
gnome-sound-recorder or anything else. CPU utilisation goes through the roof
and the recording fails.
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Yes, It is exactly the same with it
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Nexon (and others)
Do you have the same problem recording through gnome-sound-recorder?
And if so, does the record time length also go like 50 or 100x too fast?
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Very Interesting, look above, there you can see in the PciMultimedia.txt that
I've got exactly the same soundcard...
Seems like somethink with the audio input of this card and Pulseaudio is going
wrong...
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I see the same on this machine, however I dont think the problem is
Skype. I got the same problem recording with gnome-sound-recorder, 2 to
3 of my 4 cores max out after a few seconds with gnome-sound-recorder
while recording and pulseaudio process each taking 120-160% cpu. in
fact, just running pa
Okay..Can I do anything to give you more useful informations?
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There really isn't enough info to do anything yet., I.e.I if the cpu
utilization bothers you, decrease the resampler quality, disable PA, etc.
On Nov 15, 2009 12:50 PM, "Nexon" <_nex...@arcor.de> wrote:
Is anybody going to do something on this bug?
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Is anybody going to do something on this bug?
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This problem isn't caused only with Skype. My CPU usage is near 100%
when I watch tv in VDR or any video in VLC with a Creative Audigy SE
(ca0106) soundcard and a 5.1 surround system. When I switch to stereo
sound in the soundmixer the CPU usage is going down, but after few
minutes it's up again...
That is the problem: You can't make Skype using ALSA...And if it would
be possible to disable Pulseaudio I would do that, but then I have no
volume control or sound management->no sound
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On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 11:03 AM, Nexon <_nex...@arcor.de> wrote:
> Okay, but the fact that it is not a real PA bug doesn't help me making
> Skype usable. Isn't there any possibility to make an exception for Skype
> in PA so that PA doesn't try to grant the high cpu utilization?
If high cpu utiliz
Okay, but the fact that it is not a real PA bug doesn't help me making
Skype usable. Isn't there any possibility to make an exception for Skype
in PA so that PA doesn't try to grant the high cpu utilization?
And after all, I think if pulseaudio hasn't a break point or something
like that for func
Note that Skype requests low latency, so PA is happy to grant that at
the cost of fairly high cpu utilization, so this symptom is not a bug
per se in PA.
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No, that doesn't help, Pulseaudio still produces a CPU load of 98% (On
my C2D E6600 Dualcore)
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Is this the version of Skype distributed on Skype's web site? If not, does
removing the packages from medibuntu and installing from Skype's web site
help?
On Nov 10, 2009 8:20 AM, "Nexon" <_nex...@arcor.de> wrote:
skype: 2.1.0.47-0medibuntu2skype-common: 2.1.0.47-0medibuntu2
-- Skype+Pulseaudio
skype: 2.1.0.47-0medibuntu2skype-common: 2.1.0.47-0medibuntu2
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Same here.
I tried to modify various parameters (sample-rate, high priority,
realtime and buffer settings) of pulseaudio without success. PA uses
around 50% and skype the rest if i use voice-chat. Sound is disrupted
after around 5seconds using the skype test call (maybe this is the
result of the h
What version of which Skype package is installed?
On Nov 9, 2009 1:31 PM, "Nexon" <_nex...@arcor.de> wrote:
I think the alsa mixer are right, otherwise I wouldn't hear any sound,
would I?
And yes, I havent't install them, I didn't know that I need them...
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I think the alsa mixer are right, otherwise I wouldn't hear any sound,
would I?
And yes, I havent't install them, I didn't know that I need them...
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On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 9:15 AM, Nexon <_nex...@arcor.de> wrote:
> Installed the new Kernel and linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generi,
> but there is no change...
Did you check your mixer settings using alsamixer?
> Another thing: The new Kernel seems to have a problem with DKMS
> autobuild,
Installed the new Kernel and linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generi,
but there is no change...
Another thing: The new Kernel seems to have a problem with DKMS
autobuild, is that something known?
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You r
Enable the testing repository in Software Sources, choose to refresh the
package lists, then sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.31-15-generic
If you installed linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic, it should
cause an update of these packages automatically.
On Nov 9, 2009 8:00 AM, "Nexon"
Hm I am sorry, how to install the proposed Kernel?
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Did you update and reboot into the -proposed kernel
(2.6.31-15.49-generic)?
You may also need to install linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-
generic.
On Nov 8, 2009 4:35 PM, "Nexon" <_nex...@arcor.de> wrote:
Hum, that did't seem to change anything...
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Hum, that did't seem to change anything...
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On Nov 8, 2009 4:10 PM, "Nexon" <_nex...@arcor.de> wrote:
I am using Skype 2.1 Beta.
What do you mean with karmic-proposed and dist-upgrade? I made a new
install when I got Karmic Koala, no upgrade.
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I am using Skype 2.1 Beta.
What do you mean with karmic-proposed and dist-upgrade? I made a new
install when I got Karmic Koala, no upgrade.
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Firstly, make sure you are using the PulseAudio-aware Skype 2.1 beta.
Secondly, you may wish to enable karmic-proposed and dist-upgrade
fully.
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** Attachment added: "AlsaDevices.txt"
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