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My problem is an "broken" noise of the sound, When I play music on Rhythmbox or watch video on Totem, Or in the browser. Basically all the sound on Ubuntu have this problem.

What should I do?

My specs:

Ubuntu 12.04 64-bits
Integrated sound card,
4GB Ram,
Geforce GT 430 64bits 1GB (driver 295.40)

EDIT: Today the sound returned good, no problms more.

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Are you routing the sound through anything, or does this still happen when you connect with headphones directly to the output jack? – Chan-Ho Suh May 1 '12 at 2:36
Today I plugged in my headphone, and the sound was worked good, even on the speakers. But when I disconnect the headphone, the sound begins to broke. – Krlloz May 1 '12 at 13:45
How can you hear the sound on your speakers if you plug in your headphones? That's why I'm asking you if you are having the sound go through something. – Chan-Ho Suh May 4 '12 at 9:04
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