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2009-12-16 , 11:45
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that is happening to me also, running a top command shows puls taking 25% and after a while drops to 1.5
 
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2009-12-16 , 11:48
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Mine never dropped, that's why I ended up with a battery problem.. now after I killed it (and it restarted itself) things are back to normal.
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2010-08-09 , 21:35
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PID PPID USER STAT RSS %MEM %CPU COMMAND
1642 1571 user R 16824 6.8 42.7 /usr/bin/gemrb
780 1 pulse R < 3792 1.5 35.6 /usr/bin/pulseaudio --system --high-priority

really. i'm about to puke here. and they're repeating this for meego.
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2010-08-09 , 21:43
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OK. PulseAudio sucks. We know this already.
But do we have an alternative?
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2010-08-21 , 08:41
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I'd like to find some way to get rid of pulseaudio too. I can't use skype really, audio is choppy to the point I want to throw the phone out of the window. pulseaudio takes 35% cpu @600mhz both with speakers or headphones.
 
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2010-11-09 , 23:54
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Sorry for necroing this thread, but I also discovered that PulseAudio is using about 33% of the CPU (at 250mhz), and this is very excessive I think.
Would be really nice to have a way to bypass the speaker protection thing, or get rid of Pulse Audio at all (I always had problems with it even on my netbook).
 
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2010-11-23 , 19:01
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What the ****?!

I got the same problem in the latest days: idle pulseaudio draining battery. I'm on power-kernel_v46
 
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2010-11-23 , 19:17
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idle pulseaudio should use any CPU. Probably some application is keeping a stream open.
 

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2010-11-25 , 08:07
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Originally Posted by javispedro View Post
idle pulseaudio should use any CPU. Probably some application is keeping a stream open.
you're probably right, I left a paused symfonie in background and it probably doesn't close the stream when paused.
 
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