(incompatible?) Built-in Audio Analog Stereo

[Inspire1571]

Hi, I'm trying to load NoiseTorch however it doesn't. I'm using an Acer 4937G laptop running Raspberry Pi OS. The microphone and headphone works, however NoiseTorch doesn't seem to detect them. I think it has something to do with the drivers. Can you please help me troubleshoot? I'm fairly new to Raspberry OS. The link below shows screenshots from my computer

https://ibb.co/SNP8g4M

[lawl]

can you post a log file into a gist? see here where they are.

[Inspire1571]

noisetorch-2021_03_18_00_50_47.log
noisetorch-2021_03_18_01_21_26.log
noisetorch-2021_03_18_01_24_08.log
noisetorch-2021_03_18_01_25_57.log
noisetorch-2021_03_18_01_26_30.log
noisetorch-2021_03_18_00_49_25.log
noisetorch-2021_03_18_00_49_42.log

[Inspire1571]

There are a lot of stuff here, I don't know which one.

[lawl]

Your devices are detected just fine. If they're marked as (incompatible?) there's not much you can currently do, other than building pulseaudio from source, see here: https://github.com/lawl/NoiseTorch/issues/30#issuecomment-771737671

Also the Pi is aarch64 and not x64, so i assume you compiled from source? I don't have an aarch64 device to test, so if there's further issues, I can't help you with that. But for (incompatible?) you can select the device anyways. If it doesn't work, you need a newer pulseaudio.

[Inspire1571]

Your devices are detected just fine. If they're marked as (incompatible?) there's not much you can currently do, other than building pulseaudio from source, see here: #30 (comment)

Also the Pi is aarch64 and not x64, so i assume you compiled from source? I don't have an aarch64 device to test, so if there's further issues, I can't help you with that. But for (incompatible?) you can select the device anyways. If it doesn't work, you need a newer pulseaudio.

Can you please help me how to install the patch? I'm more of a copy and paste guy, but if it isn't then I will try my best to follow the instruction.
I also have another computer to test to, it's running on Ubuntu rather than Raspberry Pi OS. NoiseTorch seems to work fine there.

[lawl]

No, sorry. As per the link i posted:

there is currently nothing you can do, but wait.