Open Y2K350 opened 8 months ago
Whenever I use both input and output effects I get a static/glitchy sound coming through my headphones. This installation of Arch was built within the last 7 days using archinstall. Should be fairly recent.
I also use Arch Linux and this does not happen here. So one possibility is that when both pipelines are active PipeWire is switching to a latency value that your hardware/driver is not handling well. Run pw-top
and take a print of it before and after the noise happens so we can see what is happening to the quantum (latency) size and sampling rate.
@wwmm I notice the same, however, pw-top
doesn't report any changes to any quantum sizes, and the sampling state stays steady.
I notice the same, however, pw-top doesn't report any changes to any quantum sizes, and the sampling state stays steady.
Then the issue is probably outside of EasyEffects. When one of our plugins causes crackling or similar noises a change in latency or sampling rate is always the trigger. Without them I do not see how EE could be the one causing the noise. The additional pressure it puts on the audio server and soundcard drivers is probably revealing an issue somewhere in the audio stack.
EasyEffects Version
7.1.3
What package are you using?
Arch (easyeffects)
Distribution
Arch Linux
Describe the bug
Whenever I use both input and output effects I get a static/glitchy sound coming through my headphones. This issue goes away if I either bypass input or output, one or the other.
Pipewire -V output: Compiled with libpipewire 0.3.85 Linked with libpipewire 0.3.85
This installation of Arch was built within the last 7 days using archinstall. Should be fairly recent.
Expected Behavior
No response
Debug Log
No response
Additional Information
No response