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# vim:ft=ansible:
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# Flat volumes are the behavior where Pulse uses one global audio slider
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# instead of allowing for per-application, per-sink control.
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pulse_flat_volumes: "no"
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# Sample rate; pretty self-explanatory
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# Consider setting to 96000 if you have high-quality headphones
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pulse_sample_rate: 96000
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pulse_sample_rate_alternate: 44100
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# For some reason, Pulse does 16-bit sampling by default. This fixes that
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pulse_sample_format: s32le
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# Sometimes Pulse has to resample; speex-float-5 is pretty solid
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pulse_resample_method: speex-float-5
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pulse_resample_avoid: "true"
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# Latency settings; increase if you get stuttering
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# "Size" is in milliseconds
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pulse_latency_fragments: 5
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pulse_latency_fragment_size: 10
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## You shouldn't have to mess with these settings
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# Should the process be marked as high-priority?
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pulse_high_priority: "yes"
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# What level should Pulse renice itself to on startup?
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pulse_nice_level: -19
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