Yes it is not Deck specific, but Linux specific. It works on Windows / Android /IOS. And contrary to any other Linux installation, the deck is a commercial product. As a commercial product I want modern Headsets to work properly as they do on other systems. Proper Audio I/O is necessary for any multiplayer game.
LittleWizard
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My problem is not headphone specific but Bluetooth specific. It boils down to one of these questions, where there are multiple of to find. My deck also does not provite an answer and I can hear the audio quality difference massively between A2DP and other Codecs.
What kind of Daw are you using on Linux btw? I only know of Bitwig with Linux support. And I still did not get around to giving that a proper try.
Interesting. In my experience when on any Linux distribution I have to decide if I want good Audio quality and not use the microphone of the headset or if I want to use a worse audio code but activate the microphone. I thought this still was a widespread issue, or did I miss something?
I would love to see a Bluetooth headset fully working.
I hate writing xml with a passion
My only guess is that Redbull as well as McLaren both didn't want to take any risks with their eyes on the constructors.
All the cars in the front pack had such a difficult time to overtake. Why did no analyst notice that?
Oh my god. I'm a Lando fan. But they are making it difficult. Russell deserves that win. At the time Lando made the last stop, they had fresher tires than Russell, clean air (already the first stint showed that clean air is crucial and Piastri also said so). So why didn't they also try a one stop with Norris? Also the McLaren should have less deg from experience. Piastri drove the far better race at McLaren today.
Otherwise this was such a exciting race. Great to see so many people with a shot.
I will take a look at reaper, thanks!