Closed GenocideStomper closed 4 weeks ago
Im pretty sure its unrelated to gpu screen recorder itself. Did you try if the same thing happens for example if you use simple screen recorder instead and record the same audio device?
simplescreenrecorder does not have the issue, however OBS installed through flatpak does. Very strange, but I'll close this since it's not gpu-screen-recorder specific. Thank you!
I also have a similar issue but for me it changes profile on bluetooth headset to a worse profile. I have to manually change it back. Im on arch so it might be related. It even happens sometimes when just playing games. It didn't always happen, it suddenly started happening so it might be some pipewire update that did that.
This might be the issue @GenocideStomper https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/wireplumber/-/issues/715 there is also a linked issue with profile automatically switching to audio stereo duplex
I downgraded wireplumber to 0.55 which fixed it for me
This might be the issue @GenocideStomper https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/wireplumber/-/issues/715 there is also a linked issue with profile automatically switching to audio stereo duplex
You legend, thank you very much!
I did what basically this comment said https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/wireplumber/-/issues/634#note_2380391 and created the path + file and restarted. Seems to have fixed the issue!
Sorry for bringing up the issue now. I finally upgraded my installation after 8+ months because before Plasma 6 was not stable enough for me, and I didn't want to partially upgrade.
Note: This is a low priority "bug" as it doesn't break anything.
Describe the bug But I have a USB mic which is its own audio device in pavucontrol. In pavucontrol I set the motherboard audio device to the "Output" profile, since I have no need for the motherboard's microphone input device. When I start gpu-screen-recorder, my motherboard device profile gets switched to "Duplex" (i.e. I get an extra input device for the motherboard's microphone). When I stop gpu-screen-recorder, the profile gets reverted to the original. KDE Plasma's OSD shows the switch in profile (see screenshots).
To Reproduce
gpu-screen-recorder -w screen-direct-force -k h265 -r 180 -c mp4 -f 60 -a default_output -o .
Screenshots When starting gpu-screen-recorder and it switches to duplex:
Input devices during recording:
When stopping gpu-screen-recorder and it switches to output:
Input devices normally:
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context Switch doesn't happen if
-a
argument is omitted. Switch also happens if instead of-a default_output
,-a "$(pactl get-default-sink).monitor"
is used. Pipewire is used.