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Terrible Linux Audio on ASRock H97M Pro

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hasu

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I just installed the latest Linux Mint 17.x on my new ASRock H97M Pro + i7-4790k. But the sound is intermittent, ringing and horrible. Is there a patch which I can use to make it better.

thanks
 
also do you have the correct output device configured..that is i am not shore on that mobo does it have optical out..if so get an optical d-a converter and run of the optics..other wise just use the 3.5 mm phono..but the codec package should help
 
phasseshifter said:
also do you have the correct output device configured..that is i am not shore on that mobo does it have optical out..if so get an optical d-a converter and run of the optics..other wise just use the 3.5 mm phono..but the codec package should help
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I am using two channel 3.5mm plug for audio. Speakers are tiny soundbar attached to my monitor.

I don't think it is codec issue. I think my motherboard does not support ALSA or something. While hunting for a solution, I came across a post that said Debian worked with no issues on newer motherboard where Ubuntu failed. I will try that tonight.
 
i have the same codec on my asrock mobo..i think its prolly your speakers or what you are using in your sound property`s i run linux mint and i have had perfect sound with both the optical and phono outputs..r you downloading the stream directly of youtube ...or get a copy of foobar..or winamp....but those speakers are not the greatest
 
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