J313: EasyEffects breaks speakers

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Userspace audio for Asahi Linux

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J313: EasyEffects breaks speakers #14

Closed diamondburned closed 8 months ago

diamondburned commented 8 months ago

Having EasyEffects running seems to break the MacBook Air J313 Speakers device completely, as shown by Carla:

After stopping EasyEffects:

Environment Info

Distribution: Nixpkgs@85f1ba3 except for Pipewire which comes from Nixpkgs@b3460d2
PipeWire version: 0.3.84
Wireplumber version: 0.4.15 (with policy-dsp patch applied)
Asahi Linux kernel version: asahi-6.5-15
speakersafetyd is NOT running; I can't seem to get it to work

Otherwise, everything in AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/SW:Speakers is adhered to.

ivabus commented 8 months ago

As noted in SW:Speakers, you have to have the linux-asahi >= 6.5-25, so I would try to update the @tpwrules kernel build

diamondburned commented 8 months ago

Hmm, it's tracking the Arch PKGBUILD so I don't know if I should bump this one or the one in Asahi's.

ivabus commented 8 months ago

Maybe it should track Fedora's COPR repo (or just wait until marcan tags the new kernel version, idk), as Fedora Asahi Remix becomes the distro.

ivabus commented 8 months ago

There is no reason to update PKGBUILDs for ALARM anymore

diamondburned commented 8 months ago

Maybe it should track Fedora's COPR repo

Is this available as a file anywhere? Similar to how PKGBUILD is a file?

ivabus commented 8 months ago

I think you should try to understand SRPMs but you could just try to overwrite kernel with the newer rev and hash (of the tarball)

diamondburned commented 8 months ago

Newer kernel seems to fix speakersafetyd which also fixes this issue to an extent? This device below needs to be excluded, otherwise Easyeffects will keep stealing its output, but besides that, everything works fine!

(Tested with kernel tagged asahi-6.5-27).