Backstory:Okay, so I have a receiver, an Onkyo TX-SR605.  It's connected to my Ubuntu media machine with an HDMI cable from my motherboard a BIOSTAR Hi-Fi A85S3.  Every time the receiver's input format changes, it makes an audible pop.  Not a big deal most of the time, but on my Ubuntu install it's getting a bit insane.  Every time sound starts or stops it makes that pop.  Also, I lose the first half-second or so of the media, so it's making the media machine thing not work out so well.What I have tried:I've tried commenting the the line in defaults.pa that reads load-module module-suspend-on-idle, and that works to a point, but it still switches a bunch when changing between 5.1 48khz and stereo 44.1khz audio.  Most of the documentation for pulseaudio seems to be old and/or nonfunctional.My Question:How do I lock pulseaudio into sticking with 48kz, 5.1 sound?  No resyncing, no new formats, just stick with that one.If this isn't possible, is there something else I can do?  I never had any problems at all under Windows 7, but I really don't want to go back to it because of audio pops.EDIT: 2016-21-21for dirkt:I found that my receiver can do 192Khz reliably, so I'm switching to that for sample rate./etc/asound.confpcm.StdOne {    type plug    slave {            pcm hw:0,3            format S32_LE            channels 6            rate 192000    }  }  /etc/pulse/default.paload-module module-alsa-sink device=StdOneload-module module-device-restoreload-module module-stream-restoreload-module module-card-restoreload-module module-augment-propertiesload-module module-udev-detectload-module module-native-protocol-unixload-module module-rescue-streamsIt still pops and clicks like no other.  Thanks for the attempt!
Ubuntu - PulseAudio - reciever losing sync always
ubuntu;pulseaudio;hdmi