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  1. No problem! Every piece of advice helps and sometimes it's good to double check (or triple check) these settings. Edit: I managed to figure out the issue. It turns out it was an issue with my CPU layout and the host OS needed an extra core for audio emulation.
  2. Yeah, they are both set to 16bit (the highest the VM will go) and 48KHz. I've tried changing them to 44100Hz as well but that does the same thing.
  3. I recently set up a PCI passthrough VM on Debian using Virtual Machine Manager to run Windows 10 for a few games. Everything seems to be running flawlessly except for my audio, which is giving me issues. Using ich6/ich9 there's pretty bad crackling and with AC97 it lags the VM like crazy and still crackles. I've followed the troubleshooting guide on the Arch Wiki, tried adjusting the bit-rate in Windows, as well as try the methods on this guy's site, however nothing seems to get rid of it. I'm using an external USB DAC (a Fiio E07K) and I'd like to avoid simply passing its USB bus through or buying a separate sound card if possible. Is there anything else I can try? Thanks! My specs: OS: Debian unstable x86-64 Kernel: 4.9.0-3-amd64 CPU: Intel Core i7 7700K Motherboard: Z270X-Gaming K7 GPU1: Intel HD 630 GPU2: NVidia GeForce GTX 980 Ti EDIT: I managed to figure out the issue. It turns out it was an issue with my CPU layout and the host OS needed an extra core for audio emulation.
  4. Glad to hear. Quick tip though, if you use screenfetch -s it will automatically run scrot, so you don't need to run it as a separate command.
  5. Extract screenfetch-dev from the zip file into your home directory, then do sudo mv ~/screenfetch-dev /usr/bin/screenfetch sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/screenfetch Then just run it from the terminal like you'd normally would. Make sure to remove the old version first if you have it already installed. sudo apt-get purge screenfetch
  6. The easiest thing to do would be download the newest version from GitHub. 3.6.5 is the newest version in Jessie repositories. To "force" an update, you'd have to switch over to Stretch (testing) or Sid (unstable) repositories.
  7. Why not just stick with the most recent stable or LTS build?
  8. Vessel Username - The_Admiral https://www.vessel.com/videos/G-DUjgUyY https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf Good luck everyone.
  9. And you will only be allowed to drive to Apple approved locations.
  10. 3dpd is gross, dude. Get a waifu.
  11. Just joined the team. I'm using an i5 4670K with a GTX 770. Nothing special but I should be able to contribute something. Haha.
  12. I like the 2560x1440 display. Also the fact it isn't a Samsung phone.
  13. apology for poor english when were you when oculis dies i was sat at home drinking brain fluid when pjotr ring 'oculis is kill' 'no' and you?
  14. Someone set up a Twitch stream that lets the audience control the original Pokemon game on Gameboy using the chat. So far, they've managed to make it to Route 3, just before Mt. Moon. It's an interesting idea, but I can't figure out why anyone would do this. Twitch Plays Pokemon
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