Description of problem: We 'upgraded' to fedora 34. After seeing the old-style menu at the bottom of the screen (*) we noticed the audio playback was not flawless. We found out about pipewire running the show. We looked at teh config but that is also no step forward. How to set stuff for 192 Khz audio? The settings from pulseaudio were not migrated. How to optimize buffers to the playback is with no stutters? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pipewire-0.3.26-1.fc34.x86_64 How reproducible: Upgrade to fedora 34 from previous fedora 33 w/ 192 Khz audio playback Actual results: - lower samplerate - hiccups in audio playback Expected results: - flawless audio Additional info:
(*) yes, if the menu is so important that it had to go to the left and now to the bottom of the screen, when why is this not configurable?
We set: default.clock.rate = 1920000 link.max-buffers = 64 Result: Stuff sounds like a badly tracking DAT-tape. Before I ask: Why couldn't we wate until 'the product' is a bit more mature? Has some self-tuning? Has less issues? I ask: How to fix?
in pipewire.conf we set: default.clock.rate = 48000 (default) link.max-buffers = 64 in alsa-monitor.conf we set: audio.rate = 192000 Then stuff starts to sound like it was.
default.clock.rate in pipewire.conf needs to be 192000. All audio.rate needs to be 192000 too. All node.latency nees to be 1024/192000. Then 192000 starts to work, also for lower samplerates.
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