Config: Disable optional ALSA settings at start

config/sample-development.engine-core.ini

@@ -56,22 +56,22 @@ output_device_3=""
 output_device_4=""
 
 # ADVANCED ALSA SETTINGS - Defaults are recommended; you might need to tweak these values if you're hearing jitter, cracklings or other artifacts or having generally bad latency
-#
+
 # Buffered audio is quite simple to setup but has some latency; Unbuffered provides low latency but requires a valid frame size.
-alsa_use_buffer="true"
+; alsa_use_buffer="true"
 # Usually provided by your device
-alsa_sample_rate=""
+; alsa_sample_rate=""
 # Set to 0 to use the ALSA default. If using hardware directly (hw:0) start with 8192. Higher values give higher latency and lower CPU usage.
-alsa_buffer="8192"
+; alsa_buffer="8192"
 # Only used for buffered ALSA I/O, and affects latency. Probably not wanted for live audio. Defaults to "1".
-alsa_buffer_length="10"
+; alsa_buffer_length="10"
 # Set to 0 or leave empty to use the ALSA default.
-alsa_periods=""
+; alsa_periods=""
 # Frame Size ("frame.audio.size") is provided by ALSA and is specific to your Audio Device. Needs to manually obtained and set correctly.
-alsa_frame_size="2048"
+alsa_frame_size="7056"
 # Tentative frame duration in seconds, defaults to "0.04" (Float). This setting is used as a hint for the duration,
 # when ‘frame_size’ is not provided. It's required for getting things in sync, but it's actually tricky to set correctly.
-alsa_frame_duration=""
+; alsa_frame_duration=""
 
 [stream]
 # defines enabled or not

config/sample-docker.engine-core.ini

@@ -56,22 +56,22 @@ output_device_3=""
 output_device_4=""
 
 # ADVANCED ALSA SETTINGS - Defaults are recommended; you might need to tweak these values if you're hearing jitter, cracklings or other artifacts or having generally bad latency
-#
+
 # Buffered audio is quite simple to setup but has some latency; Unbuffered provides low latency but requires a valid frame size.
-alsa_use_buffer="true"
+; alsa_use_buffer="true"
 # Usually provided by your device
-alsa_sample_rate=""
+; alsa_sample_rate=""
 # Set to 0 to use the ALSA default. If using hardware directly (hw:0) start with 8192. Higher values give higher latency and lower CPU usage.
-alsa_buffer="8192"
+; alsa_buffer="8192"
 # Only used for buffered ALSA I/O, and affects latency. Probably not wanted for live audio. Defaults to "1".
-alsa_buffer_length="10"
+; alsa_buffer_length="10"
 # Set to 0 or leave empty to use the ALSA default.
-alsa_periods=""
+; alsa_periods=""
 # Frame Size ("frame.audio.size") is provided by ALSA and is specific to your Audio Device. Needs to manually obtained and set correctly.
-alsa_frame_size="2048"
+alsa_frame_size="7056"
 # Tentative frame duration in seconds, defaults to "0.04" (Float). This setting is used as a hint for the duration,
 # when ‘frame_size’ is not provided. It's required for getting things in sync, but it's actually tricky to set correctly.
-alsa_frame_duration=""
+; alsa_frame_duration=""
 
 [stream]
 # defines enabled or not

config/sample-production.engine-core.ini

@@ -56,22 +56,22 @@ output_device_3=""
 output_device_4=""
 
 # ADVANCED ALSA SETTINGS - Defaults are recommended; you might need to tweak these values if you're hearing jitter, cracklings or other artifacts or having generally bad latency
-#
+
 # Buffered audio is quite simple to setup but has some latency; Unbuffered provides low latency but requires a valid frame size.
-alsa_use_buffer="true"
+; alsa_use_buffer="true"
 # Usually provided by your device
-alsa_sample_rate=""
+; alsa_sample_rate=""
 # Set to 0 to use the ALSA default. If using hardware directly (hw:0) start with 8192. Higher values give higher latency and lower CPU usage.
-alsa_buffer="8192"
+; alsa_buffer="8192"
 # Only used for buffered ALSA I/O, and affects latency. Probably not wanted for live audio. Defaults to "1".
-alsa_buffer_length="10"
+; alsa_buffer_length="10"
 # Set to 0 or leave empty to use the ALSA default.
-alsa_periods=""
+; alsa_periods=""
 # Frame Size ("frame.audio.size") is provided by ALSA and is specific to your Audio Device. Needs to manually obtained and set correctly.
-alsa_frame_size="2048"
+alsa_frame_size="7056"
 # Tentative frame duration in seconds, defaults to "0.04" (Float). This setting is used as a hint for the duration,
 # when ‘frame_size’ is not provided. It's required for getting things in sync, but it's actually tricky to set correctly.
-alsa_frame_duration=""
+; alsa_frame_duration=""
 
 [stream]
 # defines enabled or not