Using Manjaro an a THINKPAD-computer, the sound quality is bad, i.e. distorted and clattering. As it is the same using headphones or external speakers, it seems to be realted to the MANJARO-settings, Furthermore, using f.e. OpenSUSE in a virtual machine, also this is better. Recently I found here t…

let’s fix this first :point_down: [image] MaMicha: Sound Server-2: PulseAudio v: 15.0 running: yes Sound Server-3: PipeWire v: 0.3.40 running: yes [image] No sound after recent update Sound you have both pulseaudio and pipewire running. choose one of them and ins…

Thank you you have both pulseaudio and pipewire running. choose one of them and install either manjaro-pulseaudio or manjaro-pipewire and reboot. also make sure you have sof-firmware installed. I’d prefer to go with pulseaudio and checked using Pamac There is no package manjaro-pulseaudio av…

[image] MaMicha: manjaro-pulse is installed. OK? yes. manjaro-pulse is the right package. i will edit the original post. [image] MaMicha: manjaro-pipewire is available, but NOT installed you don’t need to installed that if you have manjaro-pulse already installed [image] MaMicha: …

Thank you. so I installed only sof-firmware and did not remove anything. Nevertheless the setting changed, as Sound-Server-3 disappeared: $ inxi -A Audio: Device-1: AMD driver: snd_hda_intel Device-2: AMD Raven/Raven2/FireFlight/Renoir Audio Processor driver: snd_rn_pci_acp3x Device-3: AM…

Thanks again @ishaan2479 I’ve been testing a bit more now and it seems that the installation of sof-firmware was an improvement. Could you please explanin a bit mor, what I’ve done there? Checking pipewire: $ systemctl status pipewire.socket Unit pipewire.socket could not be found. $ systemctl …

Please stop spreading misinformation. Inxi shows that both PA and PW are running which is a normal situation for PA-machines with GNOME or KDE as those require PW for working with WebRTC and video.

Ok I’ll explain this to Bogdan also, no problem.

I have posted comments about conflicting sound servers many times this year Search results for 'mask pipewire @nikgnomic' - Manjaro Linux Forum PipeWire developer has posted similar comments too reddit.com/r/linux/PipeWire 0.3.42 [Software Release] u/wtaymans Also, since I would not need Pul…

But what inxi indicates as running two servers at once is not it is in fact. Inxi just shows that both pulseaudio and pipewire process are running. But it’s perfectly ok since pipewire process is not a sound server actually. It’s video server used by DE for dealing with screen recording and so. Pipe…

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ishaan2479 29 December 2021 11:22 8

Problem with Echo/Noise-Cancellation Sound

Nobody can explain better than how Arch linux wiki has it. Make sure you only run one sound server tho … If you want to use PulseAudio, make sure you have manjaro-pulse installed. If you want to use Pipewire, make sure you install manjaro-pipewire then follow PipeWire - ArchWiki instead as will explain to install noise-suppression-for-voice from AUR.

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