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Most of the time, when I previously ran the teamspeak3 application, it reserved audio devices in such a way that some or all other applications cannot make any sound. I messed with the settings a bit, and it seemed better in the old version for a while.
The very newest version seems to do this no matter what. I tried jailing it with firejail, but that didn't work. The settings that used to work have the same problems as the ones that previously broke it. I Googled around a bit, but I really have no idea where to go next. Any suggestions as to what to research? Has anyone had and solved this problem before? Or, at least, has anyone HAD it before?
Wow. The very next thing I tried solved this issue. Never mind.
For future reference, I fixed this by using Pulseaudio as a dumb pipe straight into alsa. Apparently all my resources aren't belong to teamspeak when I have the sound set up like that. Here's the arch wiki post: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pu … pe_to_ALSA
Last edited by Thisguy_ (2014-11-08 00:03:05)
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Do you have dmix configured? While discrete audio devices have hardware mixing, integrated codecs tend to make some problems with this (I'm not even sure if they have hw mixer).
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