https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90210
--- Comment #33 from Tanu Kaskinen <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Alessandro Ferri from comment #32) > Dear Tanu, > I can control the latency of pulseaudio by file: > > daemon.conf > system.pa > client.conf > > and if I can configure the latency which setup should I have done? > I need to increase the latency of about 756ms. Sorry for a late reply, I haven't had time to read bugmail for a while. Are you loading module-loopback manually, or is it getting loaded automatically? If you're loading it manually, you can try using the latency_msec parameter of module-loopback. If module-loopback is getting loaded automatically, then it's not possible to control module-loopback's latency, because module-bluetooth-policy (which handles loading module-loopback) loads module-looback always with the default latency. You could modify system.pa to not load module-bluetooth-policy, and then load module-loopback manually, but manual loading may of course not be practical, if you have to do it every time you connect a bluetooth device... Another possibility might be to force the alsa sink latency to be higher. To try this, add tsched=no to module-udev-detect's parameters, and increase default-fragments and/or default-fragment-size-msec in daemon.conf (those parameters only have effect when tsched is disabled). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the QA Contact for the bug. You are the assignee for the bug.
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