Wellington Wallace

The source of the problem is probably the loopback device your bluetooth microphone seems to need. As PipeWire implemented loopback devices through a combination of streams from EasyEffects point of...

> As PipeWire implemented loopback devices through a combination of streams from EasyEffects point of view loopback devices are like any audio player. So it asks pipewire to move them...

I wonder why a TWS bluetooth microphone needs a loopback device. This does not happen to my ordinary bluettoth headphone mic.

> I wonder why a TWS bluetooth microphone needs a loopback device. Maybe for the noise cancellation...

> 1. After doing this, will I still be able to use input effects in EasyEffects? Yes. As long as you only block the loopback device streams. >If this setup...

>Processing: we received a null right_in pointer. Using the dummy array instead. @Azarilh show your full log. I think you have way too much of these error messages. Which pipewire...

> I am running Pipewire v1.5.81 on OpenSUSE TW and kernel 6.17.7-1-default. OpenSUSE made the mistake of putting a pipewire release candidate in their stable repository. I do not know...

>. Just a quick question, is it possible to automatically apply the output effects on my custom sinks? If you set your custom sink as your system default output device...

>The RNNoise plugin is not visible in the EasyEffects effects list. Probably because Fedora's package did not enable it at compilation time. As far as I remember in order to...

> Maybe could try filing a bug report on Red Hat Bugzilla for the fedora package? https://bugzilla.redhat.com/ They do this by design. So a bug report is unlikely to solve...