Youtube makes a distorted static noise instead of the audio

I already cleared all browsing data and it still doesn't work
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I've looked through the pages on this topic and found nothing, please help! I need to watch Youtube to get some information.

Well, I gave it a bit longer this time, and I don't want to tempt fate, but it looks like turning off powersave in /etc/laptop-mode/conf.d/intel-hda-powersave.conf may have fixed the issue.

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mellosteve,
This isn't a known issue with the device so I am surprised that you are having these issues. When you first noticed the issue, was anything else done on the device at that time? Any new apps added, etc? Let's try to put the phone into Safe Mode and test. If it works while in Safe Mode, we will know it could be a 3rd party app causing the static. Here are the steps to put the phone into Safe Mode: http://vz.to/1MrjzMg
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[Solved] Static noise instead of bell starts after ~ 1hr on battery

I've mentioned this in this thread, but I think it needs one of its own.
When I boot up, the sound is perfectly behaved - sound from say flash or alsa tests works okay. No static hiss or noise. After about an hour(ish) uptime I suddenly start getting bursts of static for ~5-10 seconds anytime something wants to beep or bell. For example, if in mutt I try to scroll past the end of a message and it pops up the message to tell me I'm at the end.
It also occurs on shutdown and the next boot, but then stops after the boot, until after it's been up for roughly an hour (that's a rough time). It didn't happen earlier today on AC, but has started up again this evening on battery.
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I think i posted this somewhere on here before, but this option has worked for me...and in garageband--at least for now. I have a "tube MP" usb device that i got and i was having this static problem. For some reason, which i do not understand, i've not had the issue lately by going in and changing to the 48KHz setting. Maybe i'm opening garageband first, then changing the setting? I don't know, but i do know i have to change the setting ever time i use it and i've got now static now for some time.
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I posted this on the wrong ipod thread, since I found out I own a 5th gen. Anyway, I've found some threads about the static noise problem in the Ipod classics. I wonder if anyone has experience connecting the ipod to a sound system such as the Kenwood or Pioneer Avic-X3, the latter I now own. These car systems are state of the art, and one of the few systems who allow direct control over the ipod. I wanted the very best, so I specifically bought the Ipod for this purpose.
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