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A forum member requested assistance using FFADO drivers with their FireWire audio interface. However, they weren’t familiar with PipeWire,  which was their current sound server. Intrigued (or perhaps mildly  horrified), I decided to sacrifice my test bench to this experiment and  delve into the depths of PipeWire myself.

Full write-up and pretty pictures available on InterfacingLinux.com 

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FireWire Audio With PipeWire

A forum member requested assistance using FFADO drivers with their FireWire audio interface. However, they weren’t familiar with PipeWire, which was their current sound server. Intrigued (or perhaps mildly horrified), I decided to sacrifice my testbench to this experiment and delve into the depths of PipeWire myself. Let's just say there's a good chance I made a few missteps along the way. Feel free to go full-metal XKCD 386 in the comments :) All the written bits + pretty pictures https://interfacinglinux.com/2024/02/02/firewire-audio-with-pipewire/ Have questions about your setup? Ask in our forums. https://interfacinglinux.com/community/ 00:00 Intro 00:48 Testing available profiles in pavucontrol 00:57 Checking desktop audio playback 01:03 Jack + PipeWire integration 01:23 Using pw-jack as a Jack replacement 02:15 Round-trip latency tests 02:28 FFADO drivers with PipeWire 02:41 Summary

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