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add common issue with audio on Resonite #141

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@@ -29,6 +29,43 @@ Currently, viseme analysis does not work on Linux due to Meta not providing a Li
There is an experimental mod developed by the community that allows for viseme analysis under Linux - https://github.com/KyuubiYoru/VisemesAtHome.
## Clipboard
As of the splittening release, Resonite only supports copy/pasting text, and does not work at all in Flatpak Steam with Wayland [(issue)](https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/5321).
This mod provides full clipboard functionality, but only works on Wayland: https://github.com/GrandtheUK/ResoniteLinuxClipboard
## Audio Issues
Resonite uses SDL for audio on Linux, but the current implementation can be a bit flaky.
In particular, the WiVRn microphone [is known to be glitchy](https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/5260).
It is recommended that you use PipeWire as your system's audio service, including its PulseAudio and ALSA support.
The game will default to the PipeWire API if it can, falling back to the PulseAudio API.
### Glitchy audio
The most straightforward way to fix a glitchy microphone is to use SDL's ALSA driver with `SDL_AUDIO_DRIVER=alsa %command%` as the launch argument on Steam.
If that doesn't work, you can try forcing the other drivers by specifying `pipewire` or `pulseaudio` instead of `alsa` in the above launch arguments.
If you want to use the PulseAudio driver, you may need `SDL_AUDIO_DRIVER=pulseaudio PULSE_LATENCY_MSEC=15 PULSE_BUFFER_MSEC=250 PULSE_FRAGMENT_SIZE_MSEC=25 %command%` as the launch arguments.
### Virtual audio sources/sinks
To be able to chose a virtual sink, you have two options:
1. Use `SDL_AUDIO_INCLUDE_MONITORS=1`, but this works with the PulseAudio driver *only* (add it next to your other env var in launch arguments).
2. Select any other source in Resonite, and manually connect the wanted input or output to Resonite's sink using a PipeWire graph GUI (e.g. Coppwr, Qwpgraph, Helvum)
Do note that for the Audio Stream feature of Resonite, you'll need to select a different source that the one you are using as your microphone, or else SDL will **not** create a sink dedicated for it. If you only have one input, use the Steam voice option.
### Flatpak
The PipeWire driver is not supported by Steam Flatpak OOtB, see [this issue](https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite-Issues/issues/5261#issuecomment-3228033460) if you need to use the PipeWire driver on Resonite in Steam Flatpak.
## FlipVR controller support with Monado
Currently there is an experimental Monado branch that works with Shiftall FlipVR controllers. Instructions can be found [here](/docs/fossvr/monado/flipvr/). At the time of writing, this branch is the only way to use FlipVR controllers with Resonite, as they are not supported even through SteamVR on Windows.