I know this is application specific, but this relates to my overrall nix config i think, pipewire, wireplumber, all enabled. But I cannot record internal desktop audio, how do i fix this? is it a nix fix
I set the recording device to pipewire, I heard the host device needed to be set to pipewire or smthin, but only alsa shows up. If any logs are needed tell me.
pw-record
I think you need to install pipewire-pulse and pipewire-alsa. Make sure you have the pipewire.service and pipewire-pulse.service services enabled and started. What app are you using to make the app connections?
doesn't either of the loopback devices provide desktop audio?
Is this a question?
The question mark usually denotes a question, yes.
Ah yeah. You're right. There ist this one question mark in between thats i oversaw at first. Either way, i wanted to hint to you thats maybe your post doesn't get perceived as a question much...
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