that worked, thank you very much!
I have another audio question that I will probably make a post later in a help community but on the off chance you may know…
I want to connect my headset mic and desktop mic to a combined input jack/device/whatever that I can use for discord etc so when I walk away from my computer I can flip down my mic on my headset and still yap… I’ve tried searching and youtube but haven’t had much luck… qpwgraph also shows my headset is mono which could be an issue? /shrug
So, this will create a virtual audio device. And I’m guessing, you’ll then be able to select that as your microphone of choice in KDE’s sound settings.
that worked, thank you very much!
I have another audio question that I will probably make a post later in a help community but on the off chance you may know… I want to connect my headset mic and desktop mic to a combined input jack/device/whatever that I can use for discord etc so when I walk away from my computer I can flip down my mic on my headset and still yap… I’ve tried searching and youtube but haven’t had much luck… qpwgraph also shows my headset is mono which could be an issue? /shrug
So, I’m not actually that deep into audio, but I believe, you need to do this: https://superuser.com/a/1827716
Direct link to the Wiki as well, in case superuser.com evaporates: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/wikis/Virtual-Devices#combine-source-selected-channels-and-sources
So, this will create a virtual audio device. And I’m guessing, you’ll then be able to select that as your microphone of choice in KDE’s sound settings.