https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=489083
epictux...@proton.me changed:
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--- Comment #2 from epictux...@proton.me ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1)
> So it seems like we're detecting this thing as a microphone:
>
> 02:13:15.878: pulse-input: Started recording from
> 'alsa_output.usb-HP__Inc_HyperX_Virtual_Surround_Sound_00000000-00.analog-
> stereo.monitor'
>
> Can you comment on what that device is? Is it a physical device of some
> sort? Or a virtual device? And what exactly is it recording?
Hi there.
The device is this: https://youtu.be/17EV3S9A90E?t=112
It's some kind of adapter that is able to transform the sound into surround.
The audio quality comes from the card itself, so it's a USB sound card.
However, I don't use the surround feature of it (you have to press the "7.1"
button phsyically to enable it).
I have to plug the P2/P3 cable from the headset and then the USB card plugs
into the PC with a normal USB port (and I'm not sure if this counts as a
virtual device). That's where the sound of my PC comes from. It's possible to
use this headset without the USB card.
The device can capture/listen to every sound on my system, because it is
basically the PC/desktop audio entirely. I don't believe it's literally
"recording" something, though.
Thank you for your attention.
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