Try using telegram-desktop on a linux distro with PipeWire with Easy Effects
Add some Input effects for microphone turned ON, e.g. Speech Processor, Echo Canceller, Noise Reduction and Pitch
Try make an audio call on Telegram and see what happens
Expected behaviour
The Easy Effects enabled should work with microphone selected without any issues and one should be able to hear the other party without any additional noise or interruption.
Actual behaviour
The voice of the person I'm talking to starts to crackle and become choppy, so I can't understand them at all.
As soon as I disable all the Input effects for my microphone, the communication become flawless again and there's no issue. Other applications ie. web based talk apps or Audacious don't have any issues with such setup.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
The Easy Effects enabled should work with microphone selected without any issues and one should be able to hear the other party without any additional noise or interruption.
Actual behaviour
The voice of the person I'm talking to starts to crackle and become choppy, so I can't understand them at all. As soon as I disable all the Input effects for my microphone, the communication become flawless again and there's no issue. Other applications ie. web based talk apps or Audacious don't have any issues with such setup.
Operating system
Manjaro Linux, v22, KDE 5.101.0 / Plasma 5.26.4
Version of Telegram Desktop
4.5.3
Installation source
Static binary from official website
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