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Reacting to microphone (input), instead of speakers (output) #422
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hi @Ilovemyhous i am pretty sure pipewire is the reason behind this. since cava does not have a native pipewire input module but would rely on the pulseaudio support in pipewire. However I tried to reproduce this by installing pipewire on my ubunyu 21.10 setup and it worked fine. do you know if you are running pipewire-pulse? if so, you could run |
You need to remove the ; in front of the line you are trying to edit. Remove the ; before method = pulse also. Just so we are sure that we are using pulseaudio. |
Tried with along with removing the ; in front of the source but it didn't worked either. |
hmm well, you don't by any chance have the sound from your mic in your speakers as well? That would explain it. Other than that, I am not sure here. |
If you mean, that I hear like, my own voice, no. But I'll try to install cava on Linux Mint. |
Hi! |
Hey! |
I am using pipewire and experiencing the same issue. Is there any way to troubleshoot this further? |
I actually was able to solve this for anyone who finds this: When getting the sources from: pactl list sources
So for the above:
Does not work, but the below does
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I am using pipewire and I have changed the source to the source number listed in the |
Hi! Not opening new issue since mine is very similar to this one. I actually had the same setup working on my other laptop. I have the bars but they just do not respond to the music stream and if I unmute the mic, the high end has kinda have brain of its own. I have cave and pulseeffects-legacy installed from AUR.
`Source #0 Source #1 Source #2 Source #3 Source #4
`Sink #0 Sink #1 Sink #2 Sink #3 the config file is setup for pulse as source = PulseEffects_apps.monitor I could not make sense of manjaro cinnamon audio setup. Pipewire and pulseaudio both are installed. Trying to remove any one of them spills big dependency conflicts like muffin and manjaro-cinnamon. Trying to install pipewire-pulse also fails due to conflict. pacmd list clients is a very long list. Please let me know if any more info is required. Help is much appreciated. |
@RandomExplosion, this sounds like a separate issue. are you sure pipewire is the selected input? |
My Server Name : PulseAudio (on pipewire 0.3.882) |
When/where was the bug introduced?
AUR
Describe the bug
cava is reacting to the microphone, instead of the speakers.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50217071/144102743-7aae3bad-1460-4dc5-ad9f-0db2826784b2.mp4
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expected cava to react to the output, not the input.
Screenshots
Look video above
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Terminal emulator
Alacritty (0.9.0) and fish (3.3.1)
Additional context
Might be because I use PipeWire, instead of PulseAudio.
I already tried with PulseAudio, but it bricked my audio.
I already looked this issue, but it was an user issue.
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