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> then you have to deal with drivers. I've been using USB DAC on Linux for years, always worked out of the box.
by neolog 6y ago
> then you have to deal with drivers.
I've been using USB DAC on Linux for years, always worked out of the box.
- wilsonfiifi 6y agoQuick question, does the DAC still work when connected to hdmi monitors? I keep having to fiddle with pulse audio at every login to get the headphone jack on my NUC to work.
- neolog 6y agoDunno, never connected it to HDMI. I recently switched from pulse/alsa to Pipewire with the Pulse shim, working pretty well so far. I don't have any reason in particular to think that Pipewire would help, ... but sometimes changing random stuff solves the problem without needing to get into diagnosis.
- morsch 6y agoWorks fine for me. As in, I set it to usb audio and it keeps the setting after I restart the computer or resume from suspend. Sometimes I want HDMI audio and then I switch the output using the Gnome volume app and that works as well. If it's a PulseAudio issue, it's very likely that you can change something in a config file somewhere to change the behaviour to whatever you want.