Difference between revisions of "Talk:PipeWire"
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− | Mint 22 with Pipewire - Understanding how it hangs together under the hood | + | Mint 22 with Pipewire - Understanding how it hangs together under the hood : |
+ | #ALSA: A kernel module, the lowest level of sound support. Find devices with aplay -l | ||
+ | #Pipewire: A basic sound server. Running as a user space service called pipewire (systemctl --user status pipewire and managed with pw-cli and related pw-* tools | ||
+ | #Wireplumber: A management layer on top of pipewire, or a part of it really. Running as a userspace service too (systemctl --user status wireplumber) and managed with wpctl | ||
+ | #Pipwire-Pulse: A PulseAudio compatibility layer, Running as a userspace service too (systemctl --user status pipewire-pulse) and managed with pactl (the old pulse audio interface) | ||
* https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=431616 | * https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=431616 |
Latest revision as of 20:54, 6 December 2024
PipeWire to PulseAudio Links
I got rid of PipeWire.
Mint 22 with Pipewire - Understanding how it hangs together under the hood :
- ALSA: A kernel module, the lowest level of sound support. Find devices with aplay -l
- Pipewire: A basic sound server. Running as a user space service called pipewire (systemctl --user status pipewire and managed with pw-cli and related pw-* tools
- Wireplumber: A management layer on top of pipewire, or a part of it really. Running as a userspace service too (systemctl --user status wireplumber) and managed with wpctl
- Pipwire-Pulse: A PulseAudio compatibility layer, Running as a userspace service too (systemctl --user status pipewire-pulse) and managed with pactl (the old pulse audio interface)