no pulseaudio daemon running, or not running as session daemon

You will then need to re-apply any customizations you had made to the configuration files. If this happens to you, we recommend moving all *.conf files out of /etc/pipewire and reinstalling pipewire with sudo dnf reinstall pipewire pipewire-pulseaudio. If you had pipewire installed in Fedora 32 or 33, it may stop working on upgrade to Fedora 34. Some users have reported that pipewire (the default audio framework in Fedora 34) may not work properly on update from older versions due to a configuration file format incompatibility. Audio may not work after upgrade to Fedora 34 if pipewire was previously installed The problem started a while ago, probably last year. I only use it to play games on the couch, and that has become rare these days. This PC is an old office machine with a nvidia 1050ti added. So i could imagine that you have maybe not copied away your config file before reinstalling alias updgrading. Hello all, Im having a hard time with pulseaudio running 100 on one of 4 cpu cores. I’m not sure if you really checked my link too? Please following the important text on the bottom to check.Īs i remember we installed Pipewire while using F33 in a other Topic right. Thanks & for the suggestions I’ll check on this when I can access the machine later and circle back.

No pulseaudio daemon running, or not running as session daemon