Unable to apply fix for broken audio about modorganizer2-linux-installer

[spannerman79]

Personally I use GloriousEggroll fork of Proton. This one currently in specific that applies those wine overrides by default.

Or you could use protonfixes to apply those needed changes.

[rockerbacon]

These values are called environment variables. There are two ways to specify custom environment variables in Lutris:

1. The builtin feature in Lutris: Right click on Mod Organizer 2 > Configure > System Options > Environment Variables;
2. Through arguments to the script: Right click on Mod Organizer 2 > Configure > Game Options > Arguments > Add the argument -e 'ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE=value';

I will leave this open until PULSE_LATENCY_MSEC is set by default in the installer.

Note that just these two environment variables might not be enough. Many people have reported that the only way to get perfect audio in Skyrim SE and Fallout 4 is by compiling FAudio with ffmpeg codecs and using these instead of the FAudio libraries provided by Proton.

[7hr08ik]

spannerman79 - Thank you. I keep forgetting to try out GE-proton, never really had a reason to look at it until now.

rockerbacon - See I know theres the option in lutris to add these, but i figured as lutris is running your run.sh, it wouldnt do anything. So I didnt even try that.
As for Faudio. I have never done a single thing with it, I know it exists, seen it in some lists, but thats about it.

Im gonna give all of these options a try, and I will report back. Might be a couple of days though. Thank you both

[spannerman79]

As for Faudio. I have never done a single thing with it,

faudio patches are part of GE's fork of Proton. As well as a couple of other things (mf, etc).

As you can see on my reports on protondb first without using GE's fork and later with.

[7hr08ik]

Hey,

So, Proton-GE pretty damn cool. But I still have random drops of only half of the games sounds. Weapons, NPCs, Magic.

In lutris settings (both system and game) ticking Pulse latency does not help.

But adding -e "ENV....=90' seems to be working. Gonna guess because Lutris only does 60, but I don't know why