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- SPDIF output with alsa, pipewire, wireplumber on Fedora 40
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Hi,
I used REW to generate wav impulse files for room correction, 44, 48 and 96 kHz. Imported into easyeffect convolver filter on Fedora 40 using the method described in
.
Best results so far compared to parametric equalizer. However, I have 44 and 48 kHz audio material, not to mention 5.1 encoded material (DTS, PCM, Dolby digital) to be processed by my Logitech Z906 (SPDIF).
Problem: easyeffects seems unable to pick the proper impulse file matching the sampling rate automatically and I have to load it manually each time audio material uses a different sampling rate than the preceding audio materiel. E.g. are my old mp3 (several GB) are sampled at 44, most videos audio at 48, older videos at 44. For the 5.1 material, just forget it for now, easyeffect being stereo only.
Of course when I use different sampling rate for audio material and impulse file, the result is off, far from optimal.
Fedora 40 is using pipewire for audio.
Any idea or suggestion?
I used REW to generate wav impulse files for room correction, 44, 48 and 96 kHz. Imported into easyeffect convolver filter on Fedora 40 using the method described in
Best results so far compared to parametric equalizer. However, I have 44 and 48 kHz audio material, not to mention 5.1 encoded material (DTS, PCM, Dolby digital) to be processed by my Logitech Z906 (SPDIF).
Problem: easyeffects seems unable to pick the proper impulse file matching the sampling rate automatically and I have to load it manually each time audio material uses a different sampling rate than the preceding audio materiel. E.g. are my old mp3 (several GB) are sampled at 44, most videos audio at 48, older videos at 44. For the 5.1 material, just forget it for now, easyeffect being stereo only.
Of course when I use different sampling rate for audio material and impulse file, the result is off, far from optimal.
Fedora 40 is using pipewire for audio.
Any idea or suggestion?