Linux Audio Explained (ALSA vs PulseAudio vs JACK vs Pipewire Explained)
In this video, I explain how audio and sound works on Linux based comptuers and systems.
More specifically, I go over the point of sound hardware, kernel drivers such as OSS and ALSA and userspace sound servers such as PulseAudio, Jack and Pipewire.
Along the way, I discuss the advantages and drawbacks of the current implementations, as well as why one implementation is often favored over another.
Finally, I discuss the latest-and-greatest sound server, Pipewire, what it means, and how you can benefit from the improvements.
This video is a bit rambly at times, so please stick with me, and I hope you learn something throughout and feed your curiosity.
Please feel free to use the timestamps below to skip between sections!
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Introduction
00:00 - Introduction
The Hardware
00:18 - Basic Hardware, Inputs
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