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Broken audio on latest kernel. #171

Closed nolight132 closed 1 year ago

nolight132 commented 1 year ago

OS: Arch Linux ARM aarch64 Host: Apple MacBook Air (M1, 2020) Kernel: 6.3.0-asahi-13-1-edge-ARCH

It worked before pacman -Syu on my AirPods Pro.

Here are the logs during boot mentioning audio: Aug 04 00:19:44 archbook kernel: Secondary: opening PCM device 'Secondary' with no audio route configured (bad settings applied to the sound card) Aug 04 00:19:44 archbook kernel: Secondary: ASoC: error at snd_soc_link_hw_params on Secondary: -22

I hope it helps, but if not than I'm ready to provide more logs, just not sure which are required.

jannau commented 1 year ago

Those messages have nothing to do with audio over bluetooth. Please describe the error in more detail. Does pairing/connecting the AirPods Pro work? Do you hear noise while playing audio? Do you use a 2.4GHz wlan? Does the noise go away if you disable the wlan?

nolight132 commented 1 year ago

Those messages have nothing to do with audio over bluetooth. Please describe the error in more detail. Does pairing/connecting the AirPods Pro work? Do you hear noise while playing audio? Do you use a 2.4GHz wlan? Does the noise go away if you disable the wlan?

Now that I look at it, it's actually fine with audio-only files, the problem only occurs with video in LibreWolf, the playback just won't start. However, video files in telegram-desktop (.mov) do play but for some reason only through external players, not in the Telegram itself. 

Aug 04 12:43:19 archbook mpp[1814]: vcodec_service: open vcodec_service (null) failed
Aug 04 12:43:19 archbook mpp[1814]: hal_h264d_api: mpp_dev_init failed ret: -1

This message is constantly being displayed.

Edit: After realizing the that the problem roots from codecs, I replaced ffmpeg-mmp with ffmpeg and therefore resolved the issue.