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It sounds like my amp is dying, so I may need to get something new. Since it's over 35 years old, I haven't actually stayed up-to-date on this one. :D
Hopefully someone else can chime in on support in games.
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I didn't had to tweak/configure Proton in any way, just my system a bit in order to convert/send the 5.1 channels through an optical cable to my amp.
Last edited by dubigrasu on 21 May 2024 at 12:03 pm UTC
Thanks. Optical would actually be nice to get rid of any computer interference (although I'm not too disappointed with the current analogue setup). Otherwise you're probably looking at something USB based that needs specific Linux support. On the other hand, the on-board audio chipset is pretty trash. Had to increase buffer size in Pulse to make it run without stutter and it looks like I still need to do that for pipewire.