Public bug reported:
So PulseAudio on Ubuntu 18.04 apparently does not honor the "avoid-
resampling = yes" configuration option. That is the option to allow
native sample rate playback with PulseAudio. When I set the option to
either "yes" or "true" (tried both) in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf, restart
PulseAudio and check to see the active configuration (using --dump-
conf), I get "avoid-resampling = no" every time.
I tried disabling PulseAudio daemonize mode and manually starting it
from terminal, I tried setting the option globally and in
~/.config/pulse, I tried restarting the system after setting the option.
No difference.
I believe this is a bug, as the option should definitely work, as it is
available since PulseAudio 11. I'm running version 11.1.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Edit the /etc/pulse/daemon.conf file and add the following line, or
uncomment the commented default and change it to "yes" (or "true"):
avoid-resampling = yes
2. Restart PulseAudio daemon
3. Print the loaded PulseAudio configuration by running pulseaudio
--dump-conf
4. Observe that it prints "avoid-resampling = no" every time
** Affects: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
So PulseAudio on Ubuntu 18.04 apparently does not honor the "avoid-
resampling = yes" configuration option. That is the option to allow
native sample rate playback with PulseAudio. When I set the option to
- either "yes" or "true" in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf, restart PulseAudio and
- check to see the active configuration (using --dump-conf), I get "avoid-
- resampling = no" every time.
+ either "yes" or "true" (tried both) in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf, restart
+ PulseAudio and check to see the active configuration (using --dump-
+ conf), I get "avoid-resampling = no" every time.
I tried disabling PulseAudio daemonize mode and manually starting it
from terminal, I tried setting the option globally and in
~/.config/pulse, I tried restarting the system after setting the option.
No difference.
I believe this is a bug, as the option should definitely work, as it is
available since PulseAudio 11. I'm running version 11.1.
+
+ Steps to reproduce the issue:
+
+ 1. Edit the /etc/pulse/daemon.conf file and add the following line, or
+ uncomment the commented default and change it to "yes" (or "true"):
+
+ avoid-resampling = yes
+
+ 2. Restart PulseAudio daemon
+
+ 3. Print the loaded PulseAudio configuration by running pulseaudio
+ --dump-conf
+
+ 4. Observe that it prints "avoid-resampling = no"
** Description changed:
So PulseAudio on Ubuntu 18.04 apparently does not honor the "avoid-
resampling = yes" configuration option. That is the option to allow
native sample rate playback with PulseAudio. When I set the option to
either "yes" or "true" (tried both) in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf, restart
PulseAudio and check to see the active configuration (using --dump-
conf), I get "avoid-resampling = no" every time.
I tried disabling PulseAudio daemonize mode and manually starting it
from terminal, I tried setting the option globally and in
~/.config/pulse, I tried restarting the system after setting the option.
No difference.
I believe this is a bug, as the option should definitely work, as it is
available since PulseAudio 11. I'm running version 11.1.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Edit the /etc/pulse/daemon.conf file and add the following line, or
uncomment the commented default and change it to "yes" (or "true"):
avoid-resampling = yes
2. Restart PulseAudio daemon
3. Print the loaded PulseAudio configuration by running pulseaudio
--dump-conf
- 4. Observe that it prints "avoid-resampling = no"
+ 4. Observe that it prints "avoid-resampling = no" every time
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