Fix 2 bugs to get program working.

[ddan39]

Fixes 2 bug. 1 with the pactl commands, other with the sox vol argument. The program seems to be working now, at least for me with pulseaudio, not pipewire-pulse. Note that I did also change the "node.description" argument you provided to pactl before to "sink_properties=device.description=" and "source_properties=device.description=". The node.description wasn't working for me. I tried to get the spaces in the descriptions to work by typing it like 'sink_properties=device.description="Lyrebird Output"' but that wouldn't work for me either, so I just changed it to underscores.

[PapaBravo]

Thanks Dan!
I just wanted to add that this fix worked for me on Ubuntu 22.04

[ghost]

@ddan39 Thanks Dan, forgive me I missed this when this came in a week ago.

On both old-school PulseAudio and pipewire-pulse the current main branch works fine for me so I just some questions:

1. What distro version are you using?
2. Are you using old-school PulseAudio or pipewire-pulse?
3. Just to confirm, without this patch Lyrebird doesn't work for you? If so, in what way? I assume that the sink isn't initializing for you.
4. And does replacing node.description with source_properties=device.description fix the issues you're facing?

[ddan39]

When you say it "works fine", have you listened to the actual mic audio? It did appear to work for me, the GUI started and the on/ off button toggled, but it wasn't actually working. My voice would be unchanged. I am using old school pulseaudio only, on archlinux. There are 3 things that were needed to fix the issues- the shell command splitting, the description part you mentioned, and the sox command vol argument. Thanks

[develroo]

Yup can confirm. Worked for me on Debian testing as well. Just edited the file and aside from the noticeable delay works fine.

Just need to figure out how to stop it defaulting to the internal mic every time I switch voice or turn it off. sighs