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Craig Reyenga wrote:

> Wade,
> 
> The problems you are experiencing apply to many other users. This is
> actually a known issue; many of us await a fix for it. On my computer, when
> I/O goes up, the sound plays at about 0.7X the actual speed it should be,
> making it sound "robotic." People with Athlon XP's are even experiencing
> this, when trying to burn CDs at 4X. I'm not sure what code is at fault, but
> I assume/hope that the problem will be gone by 5-STABLE, perhaps even 5.1.
> For now, I'm not sure what to do about it, I'm just trying to be patient.

Nice to know I'm not the only one experiencing similar symptoms at 
least. Thanks.

-Wade