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I recently gave this a go as I’d not had a windows desktop for a long time, have a beefy Proxmox server and wanted to play some windows only games - works shock
by katbyte 3y ago
I recently gave this a go as I’d not had a windows desktop for a long time, have a beefy Proxmox server and wanted to play some windows only games - works shockingly well with an a4000 and 35m optical hdmi cables! - however I’m getting random audio crackling and popping and I’ve yet to figure out what’s causing it.
First I thought it was hardware related in a Remote Desktop session leading me to think some weird audio driver thing
have you encountered anything like this at all?
- swozey 3y agoWhat are you running for audio? pipewire+jack, pipewire, jack2, pulseaudio? I wonder if it's from latency. Pulseaudio is the most common but if you do any audio engineering or play guitar etc with your machine we all use jack protocol for less latency. https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=25556 https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=25556 Could be completely unrelated though, RDP sessions can definitely act up, get audio out of sync etc. I try to never do pass through rdp audio, it's not even enabled by default in the mstsc client IIRC but that may just be a "probably server" thing.
- katbyte 3y agoI have tried Optical usb cable to kvm to dac, audio over hdmi, and audio over rdp. All have the same crackle
- swozey 3y agoOh it's every single rpd connection? That's definitely not normal to rdp at all. I used to be a windows engineer so I RDP'd a LOT. RDP was our ssh, lol. Crackle would happen so rarely that I KNOW it definitely happened but it wasn't like a 2 day thing it was probably like, once in a year or 6 months, etc.