So, I'm giving up for today with #UbuntuStudio 24.04.
After a decade of clean audio playback with #Linux, it turns out that I own two of the few audio interfaces that do not work *any more* with the new #Pipewire audio system.
(#RME Digi 9652PCI card - crashing completely with Pipewire. #Yamaha #01v96i: clicks and pops.)
I was told this was a border case. I filed bug reports. Perhaps it's similar to the feeling when you've upgraded your OSX only to find out Apple has discontinued Firewire audio support and your beloved audio interface has just turned into a brick.
I cannot play back YouTube videos without clicks and popps. I feel stupid. I have spent about 3 days working on this instead of doing other work. I am an idiot for not getting a Mac.
But after 18 years of pro audio on Linux, what would you do…
(Well, at least by disabling Pipewire-Jack, jack-enabled programs can use my RME interface via oldskool #Jack again. But the rest goes via PipeWire into the poppclick device.)
After a decade of clean audio playback with #Linux, it turns out that I own two of the few audio interfaces that do not work *any more* with the new #Pipewire audio system.
(#RME Digi 9652PCI card - crashing completely with Pipewire. #Yamaha #01v96i: clicks and pops.)
I was told this was a border case. I filed bug reports. Perhaps it's similar to the feeling when you've upgraded your OSX only to find out Apple has discontinued Firewire audio support and your beloved audio interface has just turned into a brick.
I cannot play back YouTube videos without clicks and popps. I feel stupid. I have spent about 3 days working on this instead of doing other work. I am an idiot for not getting a Mac.
But after 18 years of pro audio on Linux, what would you do…
(Well, at least by disabling Pipewire-Jack, jack-enabled programs can use my RME interface via oldskool #Jack again. But the rest goes via PipeWire into the poppclick device.)
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