PipeASIO, an ASIO bridge for PipeWire on Linux (primarily for Wine), has been released in version v1.4.1 - shortly followed by version 1.4.2 with build compatibility improvements for Debian.
Changes in version 1.4.1:
“Follow PipeWire” mode no longer defaults to 48 kHz; the driver now reads the graph’s clock rate from PipeWire settings metadata and treats the position clock as authoritative while running.
The settings panel’s latency display now correctly resolves the actual clock rate instead of assuming 48 kHz when “Follow PipeWire” is selected.
The ASIO probe now rejects sample rate discrepancies exceeding 5%, preventing rate misreporting from going undetected.
Changes in version 1.4.2:
Fixed:
- Building from source on Debian works out of the box, resolving compilation errors related to Wine SDK include directories and tool naming conventions specific to Debian’s Wine package layout.
- The
asio_probe_rttest now properly skips rather than fails on systems with accessible PipeWire daemons but missing Wine or driver installations.Added:
- Debian stable integration into the CI build matrix, with hardened compilation flags, PipeWire 1.4.2 compatibility verification, and toolchain documentation.
Source: GitHub