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Significant audio lag in davinci resolve when using pipewire

cn flag

I'm using pipewire on an Ubuntu system, and it's been reported that this is the cause of serious audio lag in Davinci Resolve.

The advice given is to "instal pulseaudio-alsa" but I don't want to use pulseaudio over pipewire.

How can I fix this massive (~1s) audio lag while still using pipewire?

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ng flag

In your link a guy mentions that he is on Arch Linux, and that he had a file called .asoundrc in his home directory.

He overwrote it's content with the following:

pcm.!default pulse
ctl.!default pulse

I am on Ubuntu 22.10 and I didn't have such a file, so I created it ... and it works! No lag in Resolve now!

Steps:

# touch /home/<user/.asoundrc
# gedit /home/<user>/asoundrc

paste in the following:

pcm.!default pulse
ctl.!default pulse

and save it.

Restart pipewire:

# systemctl --user restart pipewire pipewire-pulse
# systemctl --user daemon-reload

Voila - no more lag in resolve (at least on my system)

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