Because i will commit suicide because of it. Because my system is crashing again and again. Because i have no sound. Becouse it is bloody shit! read all
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Because i will commit suicide because of it. Because my system is crashing again and again. Because i have no sound. Becouse it is bloody shit! read all
it never works. it is completely unnecessary, yet preinstalled and enabled on my distro. it has no tools to debug or configure its settings. it even makes applications slower when ... read all
It's year 2013 and PulseAudio still have a insanely high CPU usage. Really? 20% CPU usage for just playing a mp3? And the sound lag it's been played for a ... read all
pulse audio never works properly.. Alsa is so much better.. Always a pain to remove and debian based distros keeps pushing it through updates. read all
Still doesn't play nice when apps need to share the hardware. Skype, for example, is impossible to get working with pulseaudio. Back to using ALSA and loving it. In fact, ... read all
Constantly broken, latency issues even after modifying .config files, sound lag et al. ad infinitum. read all
Is a fucking piece of useless garbage that is there making the things more complicated with my shitty soundcard. read all
I need two things. Record from microphone or record from output stream (record what I play from other program), browser + flash, for instance. I don't want anything more. But ... read all
It causes snaps and crackling sounds in my soundcard recordings. Turning it off makes them go away. Ergo - Shite. read all
I get crackling sound in Skype, and I cannot use my webcam, so I have no mic nor video. Options are completly locked to pulse-audio in skype settings. I cannot ... read all
If pulseaudio makes an f-ed up crackling, buzz, buzz sound in the woods and no humans are around to hear it, do birds fall dead to the ground? This is ... read all
This feculent failure of a sound system is just another example of changing stuff just for the sake of changing it and then trying to convince us that it's somehow ... read all
It's buggy and its maintainer pretends that the bugs (all nicely listed in Bugzilla) don't exist or aren't important. Consequently, it's a sound subsystem that continually dies and introduces a ... read all
In quakelive - I have ping 15, but with this crap I have near 10-15 fps if runned more than 1 application with sound- for example skype+quakelive, and fully unreal ... read all
Broken software is nothing new. Having it forced on you in Linux is BRAND-new. Nobody wants it, but it's on our systems, and it wraps its tentacles of shit around ... read all
So whether I like it or not I have an extra layer of unnecessary latency and so-called goodness riding above the default linux sound subsystem "ALSA". It isn't enough that ... read all
everything works well until pulseaudio arribes, pulseaudio really SUCK!!!. read all
After all these years, Pulseaudio STILL sucks big-time! Now, I've got a new audio glitch, since an update a few weeks ago. I wish someone would put out a distribution ... read all
Pulse Audio doesn't provide any way of controlling 5.1 audio at all, all you get is the master channel. As I found, when installing an Linux OS, Ubuntu, Suse, Sabayon, ... read all
PulseAudio sucks because it adds an extra layer while providing no apparent benefit. Pulseaudio may lock your soundcard and break applications which would all work & co-exist fine if you ... read all
PulseAudio is a cross-platform, networked sound server commonly used on Linux operating systems.
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