Yea, it seems to be using 200% CPU.
But I have vo=gpu though, so I'd thought the GPU would've taken some of the load.
If I am strapped for CPU resources, how do I make it so that MPV buffer or something instead of dropping the audio when this happens? Cause it is strange the even though the visuals are acceptable, it is the audio that fails before the video
are you running it from a tty on login
Yea, directly on tty.
I imagine these are two separate issues.
I'd think they are related since mpv is working fine on Xwayland but not when I launch alacritty instead
Can you dump your installed packages with pacman -Qe and post it here? I’ll compare it to mine.
alacritty 0.12.2-1
ani-cli 4.6-1
archlinuxarm-keyring 20140119-2
base 3-1
base-devel 1-1
bat 0.23.0-3
cage 0.1.5-1
dhcpcd 10.0.2-1
dialog 1:1.3_20230209-1
linux-rpi 6.1.54-1
lobster 4.0.0-1
man-db 2.11.2-1
neovim 0.9.1-1
net-tools 2.10-2
netctl 1.28-2
noto-fonts 1:23.9.1-1
opendoas 6.8.2-1
openssh 9.4p1-4
pacman-contrib 1.9.1-1
raspberrypi-bootloader 20230921-1
raspberrypi-firmware 20230921-1
ripgrep 13.0.0-3
socat 1.7.4.4-1
tmux 3.3_a-7
vi 1:070224-6
which 2.21-6
wireless-regdb 2023.09.01-1
wireless_tools 30.pre9-3
wpa_supplicant 2:2.10-8
xorg-xwayland 23.2.1-1
That shouldn't be the problem since I'm using pipewire and it is working in the Xwayland session.
When I launch into alacritty, I also checked that pipewire + wireplumber were both active
I tried with cage + Xwayland and that works perfectly, so I highly doubt that is the issue.
Maybe it is something to do with cage + alacritty that is causing it, but I'm not too well versed in the Wayland stuff to know if spawning a terminal application may somehow not support audio.
I thought about it, but it isn't as expressive as I wished.
Meaning if I do
a = foo(return_more=True)
or
a, b = foo(return_more=False)
it doesn't catch these errors for me.
In comparison, the other suggested solution does catch these.
yea, this is pretty close to what I'm looking for.
The only missing piece is the ability to define the overload methods on the bool
something like
@overload
def foo(return_more: True) -> (Data, Data)
@overload
def foo(return_more: False) -> Data
But I don't think such constructs are possible? I know it is possible in Typescript to define the types using constants, but I don't suppose Python allows for this?
EDIT: At first, when I tried the above, the typechecker said Literal[True] was not expected and I thought it was not possible.
But after experimenting some, I figured out that it is actually possible.
Added my solution to the OP
Thanks for the tip!
Tried the settings on the GitHub, doesn't seem to work, and it also made the stuttering worse
ok, here you go
https://pastebin.com/uPc5S1LU