Audio crackles and pops

Having a lot of problems both through my receiver running HDMI and using the controller headphone adapter. Both have audio issues that are exactly in sync producing pops and crackles. This occurs mainly after using the resume functionality and is cleared
up by doing a full power-off, unplug, and then start up. Experiencing mostly with Forza 5. My Xbox 360, PS3, PS4 and Xfinity X1 box do not have any audio issues. I have tried both different AV inputs on the receiver as well as HDMI cables from other working
units. I believe this is internal to the XB1 as the issue happens exactly at the same using a headset with the controller.

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Dolby Digital Issue

still the same issue, audio choppy, cuts out, distorted, "crackle/pops"...i guess to wake microsoft up we'll just have to rma our consoles. A few thousand to hundreds of thousands of consoles coming back may wake them up to the problem. Im waiting on the
april patch, and if its not fixed im getting one that doesn't pop/crackle.

 

Audio Crackling has made a return with the most recent update.

Goto settings goto video and sound. Goto Godeo fidelity and overscan. Choose 30 bits per pixel (10bit). It solved my issues

 

I have been having a similar problem with audio pops and crackles.

When I have my Xbox One connected to my TV with an HDMI cable and my surround sound receiver plugged into my TVs optical out port the audio pops and crackles (only from the Xbox One, not from any other audio source going into my TV and out to the receiver.)
Yet if I plug my receiver directly into the Xbox's optical port the audio plays normally with no distortion whatsoever. I even tried replacing the HDMI cord but got no results that had no popping or crackling in the audio. Hence leading me to believe that
the HDMI port on the Xbox one is having trouble sending audio to the TV through its HDMI cord as I even tested each of my 4 HDMI in ports on my gaming TV and my living room TV that achieved the same exact popping and crackling audio issues.

 

But Bucknut2006 if you are still having this problem and your surround receiver has an optical in port then try plugging an optic into your Xbox One and receiver. See if that alleviates the problem for now.

 

This is yet another issue that microsoft seem to be taking no notice of.

 

Hey there awkwardalfie!

Sorry to see you might be experiencing some audio issues. So that we can best help you out please create a new thread detailing your issue and audio setup. This particular thread is from 2014 and the issue has likely been resolved for the original posters.

Thanks!