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Pipewire as a JACK Replacement #480
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Thanks for this PR, we're weak in this area right now. I left you a pile of comments, but they're mostly small things.
I have to be the no-fun police and ask that you redo your screenshots with a more standard cursor, It may be distracting otherwise. I appreciate the effort you put into demonstrating everything though.
More broadly, If there are ways that you think Sound on Solus could be improved through better packaging, please feel free to share your thoughts.
Edit: Don't worry about the git rebase -i
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Currently, using `pipewire-jack` as a `JACK` replacement is not as smooth as one would think. One must get their hands dirty a little to get JACK apps to behave appropriately 🛠 |
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We don't use emojis this way. Please remove 🛠
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Fortunately both the `pipewire` and `pipewire-jack` packages come with the configs we need. | ||
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Open up your terminal of choice and input the commands below |
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Add a sentence here explaining what the string of commands will do, like: "The following commands copy the default configurations to your user configuration directory, where you can modify them."
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With no configuration pipewire will not be able to switch to the appropriate sample-rate for the project. |
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put pipewire in backticks, since you are referring to a package
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1. Search for `node.rate` | ||
2. Uncomment `node.rate` | ||
3. Input the sample-rate you wish JACK applications to open with after the `1/` | ||
- common rates: 44100 48000 88200 96000 |
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You should probably suggest a good default rate
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### Not Done Yet | ||
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Lastly, we need to enable the `Pro Audio` sound configuration for our card. Not doing so will result in terrible Xruns (pops and crackles) even with all applied configuration. |
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What are Xruns?
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https://alsa.opensrc.org/Xruns (I get why you are asking and it's the right question to ask)
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Lastly, we need to enable the `Pro Audio` sound configuration for our card. Not doing so will result in terrible Xruns (pops and crackles) even with all applied configuration. | ||
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**On Budgie**: `pavucontrol` is required to get access to the `Pro Audio` config. So install it |
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Presumably, the Budgie changes also work for GNOME and XFCE. Please note that
Will do. I'll also add a section for anyone looking to setup native JACK since that's what I've been running for years for music production. |
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### Limits | ||
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If this is annoying you |
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Try to use a more neutral language.
If this is annoying you | |
If you see the following error message: |
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**All is done! Happy audio production!!** 🥰 | ||
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### Limits |
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I think troubleshooting is a more appropriate title
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You can adjust it by configuring the `limits.conf`. In this case we'll be using the `limits.d` for simplicity. | ||
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Input the commands below |
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As mentioned before, explain what the commands will do.
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Execute the commands below: |
This is a very detailed and impressive article! I also left a bunch of comments here and there |
Co-authored-by: Aldair <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Aldair <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Aldair <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Aldair <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Aldair <[email protected]>
Description
Adds detailed information on how to replace JACK with pipewire-jack.
Submitter Checklist
git rebase -i
(if needed)Sorry I don't know what this is☹️