[Possibly OT] Pipewire "popping"

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Does anyone else here use Pipewire with TDE?

I've never used Pipewire until just a few days ago, but I heard lots of good 
things about it. On Linux, I have an audio issue that wasn't present with OSS 
on FreeBSD (which makes me think it may be ALSA-related), where the sound 
likes to "pop" randomly. It's especially annoying when listening to music or 
playing games. I thought it may just be ALSA/Pulseaudio, but even with 
Pipewire (which is supposed to harmonously combine all sound systems) I still 
have the popping. I guess with TDE on top of the mix I have ALSA, Arts, and 
Pulseaudio installed.

I am running Debian Sid and followed a guide on fixing the "pop" in Pipewire. 
Most of the tweaks I tried are in pipewire-pulse.conf (setting pulse.min.freq 
and pulse.default.freq to lower values) but none of them work. I'm just 
curious if anyone else has had a similar experience and figured out how to 
fix it.

-- 
~ Hunter
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