How to get rid of buzzing sound while using headphones on, for example, Acer Aspire E5-771G (Intel)?
Solution:
In /etc/tlp.conf set SOUND_POWER_SAVE_ON_AC=0 and, if you have to, SOUND_POWER_SAVE_ON_BAT=0 also. No idea how much it affects battery life, though.
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They have not been updated in years. Unless someone wants to rebase them, they’ll probably be dropped from the repos at least for now.
There’a related issue open:
Downgrading packages will almost always leave you in an unsupported partial upgrade state. Especially a package like libsrvg that a lot of other packages depend on.
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Hello,
Had a small issue: Laptop ASUS N71j
buzzing sound while using headphones (I have aux unit plugged in headphones jack).
Same as @maxf . Was able to resolve with his solution. In /etc/tlp.conf
Just don’t forget to reboot. That worked for me.
P.S. I also observed the following:
When I open volume control audio mixer the buzzing stops.
Also when listening audio no buzzing is present.
@maxf
Now that someone confirmed that your solution works, I’m going to edit It’s been edited into the wiki.
However, could you do me a favour and:
- edit your question by pressing the 3 dots and the pencil icon
- make it into a real question
- cut and paste the solution into a reply to your own question
- click the 3 dots below your own answer to mark a solution like this:
so that you get some extra credits as your “question” will now be in theSolvedstatus.
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I know that downgrading certain packages is a recipe for disaster long-term.
Thought Vertex-Maia-Icons will be updated pretty soon, but now that I know they will most likely be dropped from the repos, I will go for a different icon-theme and update libsrvg.
Thanks for the info @Yochanan !
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Solution:
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Thank you
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