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Hello, I have successfully compiled old version of wesnoth, and the problem persists. Perhaps somebody here who mentioned something about preemtible kernel was right. I recompiled my kernel recently, and made it moderately preemptible and changed frequency to 300hz - that could be the case. I will t...

And how many other games using sdl for audio did you try? 1. So what open source SDL game should i try ? Is there many out there ? 2. Tried changing setting to 48000 Hz, no effect. 3. I noticed something else: The sound distortion only happens when two unit sounds are being played next to each othe...

This is pretty well out of my league but as a quick and dirty fix you could try updating ALSA, and if that doesn't work then do some searching on problems with the relevant ALSA driver (CMIPCI) to see if you can find some examples of people with the same problems and how they fixed them. As i said,...

One more thing. After playing for some time, i think i have miscalculated how often the error occurs. It seems to happen in 70% of unit sounds , at random. My another idea is that this may be a sound mixing problem, as it occurs only when there are more than one sounds being played at once (during a...

Hello, It seems my problem may be related to this. Since Wesnoth version 1.6.x, the unit attack/defend sounds (and only them) produce weird quirks/scratches in about 33% of the times. My wesnoth version is 1.6.4, system is Linux 2.6.28.9 on AMD64 (64bit system). Once again, Battle for Wesnoth is the...