#pipewire — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pipewire, aggregated by home.social.
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So… anyone got whiff of a #SBC that doesn’t cost a king’s ransom and has reasonable (USB2) bandwidth and a NIC supporting hardware timestamping? I wants to build #AES67 into some powered speakers plus some multichannel I/O appliances.
#linuxaudio #audio #pipewire -
So… anyone got whiff of a #SBC that doesn’t cost a king’s ransom and has reasonable (USB2) bandwidth and a NIC supporting hardware timestamping? I wants to build #AES67 into some powered speakers plus some multichannel I/O appliances.
#linuxaudio #audio #pipewire -
So… anyone got whiff of a #SBC that doesn’t cost a king’s ransom and has reasonable (USB2) bandwidth and a NIC supporting hardware timestamping? I wants to build #AES67 into some powered speakers plus some multichannel I/O appliances.
#linuxaudio #audio #pipewire -
So… anyone got whiff of a #SBC that doesn’t cost a king’s ransom and has reasonable (USB2) bandwidth and a NIC supporting hardware timestamping? I wants to build #AES67 into some powered speakers plus some multichannel I/O appliances.
#linuxaudio #audio #pipewire -
So… anyone got whiff of a #SBC that doesn’t cost a king’s ransom and has reasonable (USB2) bandwidth and a NIC supporting hardware timestamping? I wants to build #AES67 into some powered speakers plus some multichannel I/O appliances.
#linuxaudio #audio #pipewire -
Is anyone running old #Focusrite #Firewire audio interfaces on #Linux with #Pipewire or old-time #Jack?
Since these interfaces don't work with modern #Windows or #macOS computers, they are now sometimes ridiculously cheap on Ebay.
Like the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24… I could do with multiple audio outputs in a mobile setup. Running stable at 128 samples buffer size would be a requierement, however.
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Is anyone running old #Focusrite #Firewire audio interfaces on #Linux with #Pipewire or old-time #Jack?
Since these interfaces don't work with modern #Windows or #macOS computers, they are now sometimes ridiculously cheap on Ebay.
Like the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24… I could do with multiple audio outputs in a mobile setup. Running stable at 128 samples buffer size would be a requierement, however.
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Is anyone running old #Focusrite #Firewire audio interfaces on #Linux with #Pipewire or old-time #Jack?
Since these interfaces don't work with modern #Windows or #macOS computers, they are now sometimes ridiculously cheap on Ebay.
Like the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24… I could do with multiple audio outputs in a mobile setup. Running stable at 128 samples buffer size would be a requierement, however.
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Is anyone running old #Focusrite #Firewire audio interfaces on #Linux with #Pipewire or old-time #Jack?
Since these interfaces don't work with modern #Windows or #macOS computers, they are now sometimes ridiculously cheap on Ebay.
Like the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24… I could do with multiple audio outputs in a mobile setup. Running stable at 128 samples buffer size would be a requierement, however.
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Is anyone running old #Focusrite #Firewire audio interfaces on #Linux with #Pipewire or old-time #Jack?
Since these interfaces don't work with modern #Windows or #macOS computers, they are now sometimes ridiculously cheap on Ebay.
Like the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24… I could do with multiple audio outputs in a mobile setup. Running stable at 128 samples buffer size would be a requierement, however.
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Per anni l'audio su Linux ha significato scegliere tra PulseAudio e JACK, e farli litigare.
PipeWire 1.6 ha chiuso la partita: un solo sistema, e funziona. 👇
https://gomoot.com/dal-caos-pulseaudio-jack-alla-maturita-di-pipewire-1-6/ -
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Gerade eben habe ich es endlich vollbracht, die sample rate für den USB zu S/PDIF Konverter unter Linux Mint zu erhöhen. Bisher 48k HZ, neu 96k Hz.
Der Grund für die Bemühungen war, dass die sample rate einen Einfluss auf den Frequenzgang der Musik hat. Ob das am Konverter oder am Verstärker in den Lautsprechern liegt, weiss ich nicht.
Nun freue ich mich darüber, dass die Musik wieder wie gewohnt (zuvor unter Windows) klingt!
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#Tauon Music Player Adds Native Support for #PipeWire 🎵
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/09/tauon-music-player-native-support-for-pipewire/
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Ubuntu 22.10 Makes PipeWire Default
PipeWire is the default audio server in Ubuntu 22.10. The latest daily builds of the development release (which is codenamed ‘Kinetic Kudu’) ship with Pipewire in place of Pulseaudio out of the box, no workarounds required. The last time Ubuntu made made a major change to its audio stack was (fittingly) in the last ‘K’-named release, Ubuntu 9.10 ‘Karmic Koala’. Ubuntu trails its distro rivals in adopting this next-gen sound server tech. The roots of PipeWire go back to 2015. The tech was initially conceived as a “PulseAudio for video”, but was later expanded to include audio streams. Fedora adopted :sys_more_orange:
#Dev #News #KineticKudu #Pipewire #Pulseaudio #Ubuntu22_10:sys_omgubuntu: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/05/ubuntu-22-10-makes-pipewire-default