Will this disable pulseaudio?
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Hi !

I found when googling the net that executing a program with "pasuspender" (pasuspender -- xbmc) will launch the program with pulseaudio disabled and therefore running it with ALSA instead.

Is there a way that i can see if this really works? Can i see anywhere if xbmc is using pulseaudio or alsa after executing with this command?

If I can verify that this really works then this is a good solution to get rid of pulseaudio temporarily and still benefit from it when running the ubuntu desktop.
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#2
IF you use pulseaudio in normal desktop why wouldn't want to use it in xbmc? Because mixing pulse and alsa is a really bad Idea and won't work good.
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#3
Turn on Debug logging and the log will have various messages about what audio device is being used.
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