pipewire: Check for the audio service when determining driver preference #14753
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Do we do the right thing on older systems without this interface? |
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Yes, if the session services aren't available, it will simply fall back to the old preferred logic. |
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Wireplumber now exposes a list of session services, so check the "session.services" property for an "audio" entry to determine whether Pipewire is configured for audio playback/capture.
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Wireplumber now exposes a list of session services, so check the "session.services" property for an "audio" entry to determine whether Pipewire is configured for audio playback/capture.
This gives a direct answer instead of the guesswork being done currently.