u/AnomalousHendo

I have been having an issue that I am mostly sure is a setting (if it's not, I can report it) which is preventing me from streaming videos in discord. My friends and I like to watch the same videos at the same time, and this is much more convenient than chanting "3, 2, 1" every time we want to watch a video.

until 3 or so days ago, I was able to do this fine, but currently it is not functioning as I think it should. General stream audio is functioning, I can still stream games and it still comes through fine, and if I share a screen instead of an application, it takes all audio from my entire PC, but if I try to stream a browser, it can not actually receive any audio input anymore.

It still functions from my friend's end, but it is rather inconvenient to have to send any video I want to watch in a group to someone else and have them stream it.

Is this a known about occurrence? or is this a relatively new bug that I'll need to report?

Using Linux Mint,
Discord Version; stable 542549 (74364ef) Host 1.0.137 x64 (81762) Build Override: N/A Linux 64-bit (6.17.0-23-generic)

This is a crosspost from the discord subreddit, as I was unable to find assistance there. If there is insufficient information here, please just say so, and what information you need me to find, and I will be happy to help you help me.

Hello, I have recently encountered a strange bug where randomly my discord input sensitivity specifically starts lagging. This does not happen on a consistent basis or in accordance to any pattern.

This leads to an effect along the lines of "every 0.2 seconds, discord checks to see if the amount of noise there is, is enough to breach my noise gate. If it isn't, no-one can hear me for until it checks again" .This happens under any different combination of settings and I have reset all voice and video settings multiple times now, and only is fixed as far as I have seen once I restart discord. There has not been any pattern as to when it actually occurs, and it only occurs on discord.

I run a version of Linux Mint 22.3, on a 64 bit system.

The discord version is

"stable 540600 (98b5be2) Host 1.0.137 x64 (81762) Build Override: N/A Linux 64-bit (6.17.0-23-generic)"

I have an i7-7700K CPU, an NVidia RTX 2070 SUPER.

And my microphone is an AT2020 that runs through a Minifuse 1

I apologize if this has been mentioned before, but it is such a strange method of bug that occurs without consistency, so I could not find mention of another instance of this

I know not whether this is a bug, or something that has emerged from a setting. Beyond that, I know not where to escalate this to a bug report through. Apologies.

*Addendum, The first time I submitted this, it was removed for being too vague. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the bug, I do not have much more information than this to provide without a location to check for.

Hello, I transferred over to linux mint a couple months ago now and, whilst I am still enjoying it much more than any windows system in recent memory, I am still occasionally experiencing problems.

most of them I can fix myself, or can figure out how to fix them myself, but one which has been plaguing me for a while now is a bug which causes my computer to... I believe best described as read my computer mouse as a stick input from a controller. This behavior does not continue onto the desktop.

This happens in multiple games, like Warframe, Far Far West, Sulfur, Dead by Daylight and many more and I hate to say it, but I'm stumped about it.

It seems to most regularly occur when I alt-tab, but that's not horribly consistent.

As for Specs;

OS; Linux Mint 22.3 - Cinnamon 64-bit
CPU; Intel i7-7700K (4.20GHz*4)
Ram; 64GB DDR... 3... I think
GPU; NVidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super

Mouse; Razer Deathadder Essential

Hello, I have recently encountered a strange bug where randomly my discord input sensitivity specifically starts lagging.

This leads to an effect along the lines of "every 0.2 seconds, discord checks to see if the amount of noise there is, is enough to breach my noise gate. If it isn't, no-one can hear me for until it checks again" .This happens under any different combination of settings and I have reset all voice and video settings multiple times now, and only is fixed as far as I have seen once I restart discord. There has not been any pattern as to when it actually occurs, and it only occurs on discord.

I run a version of Linux Mint 22.3, on a 64 bit system.

The discord version is

"stable 540600 (98b5be2) Host 1.0.137 x64 (81762) Build Override: N/A Linux 64-bit (6.17.0-23-generic)"

I have an i7-7700K CPU, an NVidia RTX 2070 SUPER.

And my microphone is an AT2020 that runs through a Minifuse 1

I apologize if this has been mentioned before, but it is such a strange method of bug that occurs without consistency, so I could not find mention of another instance of this

I know not whether this is a bug, or something that has emerged from a setting. Beyond that, I know not where to escalate this to a bug report through. Apologies.

*Addendum, The first time I submitted this, it was removed for being too vague. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the bug, I do not have much more information than this to provide without a location to check for.