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Minimal Arch-Linux Installation Experiencing Crackling Sound in Discord Calls
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Before asking maybe check the archwiki since most problems usually have solution there.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Discord
I am reading the wiki, but it is mostly discussing PulseAudio and not providing much information about PipeWire. I am unsure whether they share similar file locations or configuration processes, and I do not want to arbitrarily paste PulseAudio commands without knowing their potential effects.
Pipe wire is designed to mimic pulse audio and Jack, but it is written from scratch I believe. Pulse audio configuration programs mostly work for pipe wire, like pavucontrol.
You could use pavucontrol,since discord mainly uses pulseaudio controls