Silence when using custom pipewire configuration with easyeffects. Suggestions? #2081
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Hello! After a recent commit, easyeffects stopped working properly as a default device (please don't rail on me, am one of those weird edge cases that needed this -..- ), so I reconfigured easyeffects as per the instructions in here. Now, I have complete silence when pipewire is used with this configuration file: pipewire.conf.txt. since it seems that my config is to blame here, I was wondering if anyone could proofread my handiwork? Side note: config is used for isolating and capturing audio streams for streaming to twitch. |
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Run the command I do not remember any recent commit that is even remotely close to device management. My guess is that the custom configuration is somehow breaking our custom routing. pw-dot output should help to verify if this is the case. |
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that said, latest non git is 4.13-1 |
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Ok. I forgot you are also on Arch Linux. |
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@wwmm just switched to aforementioned git package, and seems to be functional. will keep testing to prove that. |
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@wwmm |
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I have no idea. At least in Wireplumber's commits names since the last release nothing rings a bell. |
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Run the command
pw-dothile EasyEffects is running and an audio player too. The output file can be viewed with the commandxdotand will show how filters and devices are linked.I do not remember any recent commit that is even remotely close to device management. My guess is that the custom configuration is somehow breaking our custom routing. pw-dot output should help to verify if this is the case.