Open ghost opened 1 year ago
You might already know, but it's possible to get sound working with pipewire by using a package called pipewire-alsa
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At least, installing that fixed it for me.
You might already know, but it's possible to get sound working with pipewire by using a package called
pipewire-alsa
.At least, installing that fixed it for me.
Still no sound.
You might already know, but it's possible to get sound working with pipewire by using a package called
pipewire-alsa
. At least, installing that fixed it for me.Still no sound.
Fixed. This problem only occurs in Musescore 4 as you cannot reconfigure the device as it was in Musescore 3. After some tries I found that my .asoundrc config file was the culprit with Musescore 4 and I rewrite it using these options:
defaults.ctl.card 1 defaults.pcm.card 1 defaults.pcm.device 0
Should be solved by https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/21861 although no jack autoconnection is done (as in Mu3).
Your idea
Add Pipewire support
Problem to be solved
No sound with the audio I/O driver ( Alsa ) currently in use.
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