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lina OP , vor 11 Stunden

BTW, audio monitoring also has a random offset in OBS (since the monitoring path is completely separate from the stream path). The monitoring mix you hear is not the same mix that goes out to the stream!

lina OP , vor 10 Stunden

Basically I only use the OBS mixer for stuff like the intro/waiting screen BGM (where I don't care if it's in sync with the mic). Everything else including my stream BGM gets mixed in outside of OBS ^^

lina OP , vor 7 Stunden

@wuest Yeah, that doesn't guarantee sync between tracks but at least you can fix it in post if you need to... I did something similar for Cyan's stream just now (one track full mix, one track voice only).

lina OP , vor 7 Stunden

@scherzog That's the problem, if you have separate instances of stereo streams there is no guarantee that they are synced together... there needs to be something on the OBS side that takes a synchronized multichannel input natively and splits it into sources/tracks in a way that guarantees the sync is preserved, but I don't think that exists...

lina OP , vor 7 Stunden

@imikoy I've done that before ^^;; though for streams it's overkill, might as well just use jackrec and record a parallel multichannel wav for each stream.

lina OP , vor 7 Stunden

@scherzog OBS supports routing to separate tracks, so that is in some way a "multichannel" concept... but I don't know if it supports it at the source level. It might need some core code changes...

lina OP , vor 2 Tagen

@be @cyan That's for a class compliant interface that works with standard drivers. The Digiface is not, so it won't work with that!

lina OP , vor einem Tag

@be @cyan That one apparently uses MIDI SysEx to communicate, which is too different to USB so it's unlikely to have much in common... (it doesn't even use 8-bit bytes but rather 7-bit data units!)

lina OP , vor einem Tag

@be @cyan Yes but encoding parameters and mixer settings over SysEx is probably very different to encoding them directly into USB primitives like control messages and bulk transfers...

lina , vor 3 Tagen

@groxx @thephd Internet recovery isn't a thing on Apple Silicon ^^

The System recoveryOS is stored on NVMe, so if that fails to boot you need DFU like an iPhone.

lina , vor 3 Tagen

@thephd @Sobex It can't make anything worse so you might as well try it! Fedora should have usable packages (you might need to select an older macOS version to restore since I think the latest builds triggered some issues that just got fixed but not released yet).

Can you still get into recoveryOS though? If you can then it should be fixable without DFU... (DM me if you want me to help troubleshoot ^^)

lina , vor 2 Tagen

@Sobex @thephd They actually used to support displaying that over HDMI... but Apple removed it in an update early on for some reason. Maybe they didn't like that it only worked over HDMI and not over Thunderbolt/Type C?

lina , vor 2 Tagen

@Sobex @thephd I don't think Apple Silicon ever had that ^^;;

lina OP , vor 4 Tagen

@afiestas @cyan I was thinking I really should do a video on audio setups and things like how to have good monitoring and avoid syncing problems!

lina OP , vor 4 Tagen

@imikoy @cyan @afiestas That's good enough if (big if!) you set it up very carefully in software!

lina , vor 5 Tagen

@mary Waaaa that looks amazing!!!!

lina OP , vor 9 Tagen

@darkghosthunter M2 is the same as M1! When I say "M1" I actually mean the whole M1/M2 series ^^

M3 and M4 are also the same, but there are significant changes vs. M1 and M2 and we haven't started looking into that yet. Most likely 85+% of the driver will be the same though.

lina OP , vor 5 Tagen

@lynne @cyan She had her own instance at one point but it's been unused for a long time ^^;;

lina , vor 10 Tagen

@micr0 OBS itself? Just the usual stuff, with PipeWire window capture for the avatar and JACK (via PW) audio input for the audio (I do all my audio mixing/processing separately in Carla).

Stream machine is separate from my workstation and I just capture HDMI from it to show the desktop (or any other HDMI source like a Switch or a test machine's output, through an HDMI matrix).

lina , vor 9 Tagen

@micr0 It's Asahi but it's software encoding. Even a baseline M2 machine can handle high quality 1080p60 without any issues, on top of audio processing and other stuff!

You might be using openh264 by default which is slower though. Try enabling the RPM Fusion repos and installing obs-studio-plugin-x264.

lina OP , vor 10 Tagen

@halcy I could actually stream the whole process since my streaming machine side is working fine, it's the audio setup for my main machine and Cyan's machine that is changing ww

(But I probably need to rewire a bunch of stuff anyway and also some USB cables really hate being touched so that's probably a bad idea...)

lina OP , vor 10 Tagen

@dingodoppelt @cyan RME Digiface USB ^^

lina OP , vor 10 Tagen

@imikoy @cyan Nobody said we're living together!!!!!! _

lina OP , vor 9 Tagen

@balseiro @cyan It's not class-compliant and there's no specific driver for it so it's definitely not going to work ^^

Class-compliant (standard) interfaces work everywhere, so anything that doesn't need special drivers on macOS also would work on Linux (even if the manufacturer doesn't say anything about Linux support). But if an interface needs special drivers and they don't exist for Linux, it can't work unless someone added support themselves.

lina OP , vor 29 Tagen

OK I fixed it https://github.com/containers/libkrun/pull/191

lina OP , vor 29 Tagen

@jkunkee This wasn't an app compat/emulation issue, it was just a bug in the virtual filesystem implementation of libkrun ^^;;

No emulation involved...

lina OP , vor 29 Tagen

@argv_minus_one Thankfully it wasn't corruption, just breaking invariants that caused getcwd() to break (though I guess under really unlucky circumstances that could cause things like the wrong files to be deleted!)

lina OP , vor 23 Tagen

@patricus Using krun and FEX! The whole setup isn't released yet though, please be patient ^^

lina , vor 3 Tagen

@doragasu @fi Yeah, that's why then... They only connect one set of pins on the receptacle end so if the plug side doesn't have the same orientation, 2.0 doesn't work.

I think you can actually get special cables with both 2.0 pin sets wired through independently, but they're rare and expensive since it's a nonstandard cable build.

Type C extension cables are really dodgy and non-compliant either way so...