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Orion Hodson wrote:
> Can you tell let me know what the h/w is?  Is the audio application writing 
> directly to the device or going through an agent like esound/artsd (fstat 
> /dev/dsp* /dev/audio* while playing audio).
> 

I currently am having the problem with an ALS4000, which installed 
because I thought it was my onboard audio (VIA VT8233A), but I am having 
the same problem.

I am using esound. I just tried the same thing with xmms writing 
directly and the problem appears to have gone away (!). I will have to 
do some more testing...

-Wade