In reply to @evils:nixos.dev
anyone know how to set the sample rate in pipewire?

In reply to @evils:nixos.dev
yea, i found that, it does nothing

In reply to @evils:nixos.dev
i did set a /etc config file that may take effect the next time i reboot, but i'm hoping not to reboot for a while

  environment.etc = let
    json = pkgs.formats.json {};
  in {
    "pipewire/pipewire.d/92-low-latency.conf".source = json.generate "92-low-latency.conf" {
      context.properties = {
        default.clock.rate = 192000;
        default.clock.quantum = 32;
        default.clock.min-quantum = 32;
        default.clock.max-quantum = 1024;
      };
    };
  };

In reply to @Minijackson:matrix.org
if you don't want to reboot, you could just restart pipewire

In reply to @evils:nixos.dev
Failed to restart pipewire.service: Unit pipewire.service is masked.

In reply to @evils:nixos.dev
i somewhat suspect it's up to users of a sink to request a sample rate

as the inverse is the case (if i play a high sample rate file, pw-top shows it as high sample rate)

hmm, either this doesn't do anything, or pipewire doesn't accept quoted values

    "pipewire/jack.conf.d/jack.conf".source = json.generate "jack.conf" {
      jack.properties.node.latency = "128/192000";
    };