Can reproduce on Linux, both in Debian 12 and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, installed in 2 different computers.
By editing /etc/openal/alsoft.conf on my Debian 12 computer to include the line drivers = alsa, audio works correctly up to Minecraft 1.20.1. In versions 1.20.2 and above, there is no audio output other than the narrator voice.
By editing the same file but adding drivers = pulse instead, I can hear the audio from every version, including 1.20.2 and beyond, but its quality is really low, like if it came from inside a tin can.
In both computers I'm using Pipewire, not PulseAudio, in case that has something to do with the issue.
I have compiled the Fabric mod provided by Bytzo in its comment to this issue and it has fixed the audio problems for me, both in Minecraft 1.20.2 and in the latest snapshot.
Sergio Quintanilla Graciá
Can reproduce on Linux, both in Debian 12 and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, installed in 2 different computers.
By editing
/etc/openal/alsoft.confon my Debian 12 computer to include the linedrivers = alsa, audio works correctly up to Minecraft 1.20.1. In versions 1.20.2 and above, there is no audio output other than the narrator voice.By editing the same file but adding
drivers = pulseinstead, I can hear the audio from every version, including 1.20.2 and beyond, but its quality is really low, like if it came from inside a tin can.In both computers I'm using Pipewire, not PulseAudio, in case that has something to do with the issue.
I have compiled the Fabric mod provided by Bytzo in its comment to this issue and it has fixed the audio problems for me, both in Minecraft 1.20.2 and in the latest snapshot.
Thanks Bytzo for providing a workaround!