audio issue

[weary marlin]

it's hard to say, that's usually what happens when the program can't write to the audio buffer in time

unfortunately we only have a very high level access to audio in web projects, so it's tough to say

does this issue appear in browser?

[daring egret]

i will let you know

looks line browser is ok

[wispy ginkgo]

yeah ultimately the AUR isn't officially supported by us
does this happen with the .tar.gz release direct from https://tetr.io/about/desktop/ ?

[daring egret]

ill check

[daring egret]

wait yea it does

[wispy ginkgo]

it does happen?

if so are you using pipewire? pulseaudio? ALSA?

[daring egret]

pipewire

sorry i just woke up ;-;

[wispy ginkgo]

well, i use pipewire and everything just works™️

[delicate trellis]

you need to post your pipewire-pulse configuration and/or logs for pipewire

try doing that + pw-metadata -n settings 0 clock.quantum <value> where value you set to something like 2024 and change it till it doesn't crackle

this is not tetrio issue but your PC/soundcard issue, you need to change your quantum rate since your computer physically doesn't keep up with making new audio

[daring egret]

ok will do

edit, had it at 512 smh