I'm using a Lenovo Ideapad 3 with Realtek audio, which is known for compatibility issues with Linux. After trying many fixes, I found that loading the "module-echo-cancel" in the terminal helped eliminate background buzzing during recordings. However, I'm stuck on how to make this configuration persist after a reboot. I've tried following some instructions but could use a little more clarity on how to set it up so I don't lose the settings every time I restart my machine. Any tips or useful links would really help!
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The commands you're using are for PulseAudio, but since PipeWire acts like PulseAudio for applications, those commands still work. To make your settings permanent, you generally would create a configuration file in PipeWire. You can try using the `pw-cli` command to set things up, but the exact syntax might vary. If you find `pw-something` commands, save those in a PipeWire startup file so they load every time you start up your system.
Got it, I’ll look into `pw-cli`. Just to confirm, do I need to set configurations for both my mic and my speakers, or can I just focus on my mic since that's where the buzzing issue is? Thanks for the clarification!