[LAU] Re: pipewire, wtf, part 2

On 2026-01-01 13:19, Michael Jarosch wrote:
> I guess I have to point out something…
> 
> I'm not against pipewire. The main reason why I thought I should report 
> this on this list is that I wanna find out more about it before creating 
> a bugreport…
> 
> Therefore I'm asking (for both of my issues):
> 
> Does other people experience the same?
> Is this a kind of misconfiguration (on linux-distribution level)?
> Is this really pipewire's/wireplumber's fault?
> Is this a bug?
> 
> It's not about complaining, it's about making things better. I found 2 
> issues which I think are not the way pro-audio-people want them to work. 
> So, if we don't raise our voice, it's no wonder our wishes are not being 
> heard…
> 
> Please, help! :)
Hi Mitsch,

Can you share your configuration with pw-play as backend so I can try to 
replicate your problem? I have only used linux-show-player with 
Gstreamer. With Gstreamer there is no problem running audacious and 
linux-show-player at the same time and independent volumes.

I am currently running the flatpak version of inux-show-player as the 
version in the opensuse repo crashes for some reason (probably wrong 
python version).

PS. I had linux-show-player as a backup for a musical in 2023. Much more 
reliable than Qlab for macOS although, due to the license, I had to use 
Qlab as the first choice.


-- 
/bengan
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