I’m not sure where to start with this one. Forgive my limited understanding of Arch and Linux in general.
I normally have Clementine open on another desktop playing music in the background. After a good 30 minutes to an hour of play, the music stops and starts again. It stops for a few seconds and plays for a few more, longer than the stops. I thought it was Clementine but it also happened with Dragon. I’m testing Eilsa but I suspect this is a system problem.
Is anyone else having a similar issue? I’m not what specs to post here if that helps.
Hello I see a similar issue, with audio playback from firefox web app as write to other post in forum, I found a way to trigger the bug. Unlucky I’m not too skilled for do a real debugging, only mark this.
Thanks Babiz. I’m not sure if it happens with Firefox, I use LibreFox, a fork. This happens with all players, which leads me to think it’s a system problem.
I’m looking into using a low latency kernel. That should help. If not, I’m not sure what to do. It’s frustrating. I’m about to bring out my big stereo system. That analog beast always works
Oh yeah, analog stereo is for audiophiles folks today’s millennials guys not known anything of high-end hi-fi stuffs makes golden age era on '80/90 years. loll
Anyway if this “issue” is happen only under EOS, I agree with you for some kind of system bug, get many apps to fail streaming, maybe for buffer crash or anything else.
Can you check if “audio mute” behavior will “restore” if you go to mixer icon bar “Application” and click to volume bar to change level?
If is true, same happen to me, and maybe is bug on audio stack pipewire
Sorry for my english isn’t perfect, hope all is clear
@dalto In my EOS installation, with firefox, amazon music app, I can trigger the bug when clicking on firefox icon on bottom bar, sometimes audio will get muted…
Edit, oh man, I now see under icon context menu, option to mute audio, lol is for me a surprise, anyway this option is triggered by regular left click, and is unwanted for me, sorry.
Yeah, old-school analog is great. I have some half-master Pink Floyd albums and they sound great on a good turntable with a good needle. Next, a reel-to-reel.
Audio mute is off. I turned it on and off. Maybe that will work. I use Kmix. Hopefully, that isn’t the problem. I just installed pipewire. I’m going to test it.
Oh I’m so sorry for little caos on this thread, I wrongly think about some behaviour of kde, it’s quite different from last use, about many years ago, and my “issue” is not related to this thread.
But if you like understand why your system is “crappy” I will advice you to check logfiles related and starting clementine with debug options, first of all.
For clementine initial debug, starting it from console bt typing : clementine --verbose
Verbose output from shell is very much to check but you’ll traking any issue more precision will get useful for asking a support hand
No problem, I’m an Alfa Romeo fan and understand a little Italian. I’m also French from Nice, so understand a little
My setup is a little different. I only have Analog Stereo, Digital Stereo and Digital Surround 5.1. I’m currently using the headphone out to a portable speaker.
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