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minus-squareFauxLiving@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up0·1 day agoYou’d just have normal Windows latency + pipewire latency. Pipewire can adjust for latency on the source, so if you’re running a monitor of an instrument directly on Linux it won’t be out of sync. You may need to edit a config file or two once you know exactly how much latency comes from Windows/the vm software.
You’d just have normal Windows latency + pipewire latency.
Pipewire can adjust for latency on the source, so if you’re running a monitor of an instrument directly on Linux it won’t be out of sync.
You may need to edit a config file or two once you know exactly how much latency comes from Windows/the vm software.