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Linux: "Changing HRTF requires system re-start" I think I managed to put up to ten *.conf -Files, which setup different sofa-Files or HeSuvi-based wav files in my ~/.config/pipewire/pipewire.conf.d/ folder. To my ears it is possible using pavucontrol to change the applied filters on the fly without restarting the player. Just find you player in the playback tab and change the output. I tested this with mpv and vlc. In vlc you can change the used hrtf-conf in the application itself. Go to Audio/Device...

... it looks to me like your burner won't work. I would try to burn the files / or iso image dvdstyler produced with a separate software.Maybe you DVD-Medium is faulty? Keep in mind, that burning a video-DVD demands a special file system. So you should either use a software which explicitly knows how to burn a Video-DVD or a software who can transfer disc-images. Kind regardsBernd_B On Sunday, May 31, 2020, 10:55:39 AM GMT+2, AJ Buso <abuso@users.sourceforge.net> wrote: I have been trying to burn...

Before using dvdstyler you may convert the srt-subtitle file to a Video-DVD compatible format (which is a pair of two files: one .idx and a .sub file, the first contains information about the placement of the subtitle, the second contains the subtitles in a picture based format That's what I remember doing in the past, but it is a very long time ago that I created a Video-DVD. Maybe a guide like this:https://www.easytechguides.com/convert-srt-subtitles-to-sub-and-idx.html is of help. On Friday, May...

Same here on archlinux 64bit.