Hello. I have a new Mythtv setup for recording video. Everything is working, but I am having problems with the audio playback. Specifically, on playback the audio sounds "gravely." This is hard to describe, but it's like there are very frequent short drop-outs. This happens not only when I play back via Mythtv, but also when I play the mpeg via the Totem movie player in Gnome.
To rule out the possibility that the capture device (HDPVR) is defective, I copied the mpeg file onto a windoze machine and played it, and the audio sounds fine. To rule out some problem with the audio hardware, I played a CD on the linux box, which also sounds fine. So somehow the problem only occurs when playing the audio from mpeg files. Mythtv is configured to use ALSA for output. I don't know if Totem uses that too. The hardware is the onboard audio on a Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3R mobo. It's got an Intel chipset and the manual says it uses a Realtek ALC889A codec. The system is a new FC12 build. Anyone have any idea what the problem could be and/or how to troubleshoot? Thanks, Steve
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