Dear Maintainer,

If I start playing a video in firefox, pulseaudio freezes and I can't
play anything until I restart pulseaudio.

If I start playing video in Chrome, it'll work until I pause or stop,
then pulseaudio freezes again, until I restart pulseaudio.

Once it's frozen I can repliably get errors on anything that touches the
audio device. For example from mplayer:

```
Starting playback...
A:   0.1 (00.0) of 473.0 (07:53.0) ??,?%
Audio device got stuck!
A:   0.3 (00.3) of 473.0 (07:53.0) ??,?%
Audio device got stuck!
```

I found the culprit!

gnome-remote-desktop caused pipewire and friends to get installed. Even
with `pipewire-pulse` installed, audio was unusable when pipewire was
installed.

Removing all pipewire packages allowed audio to work again.

Chrome regularly had sound stop when playing YouTube even though mpv could
still play videos.  Running "systemctl --user restart pulseaudio.service"
would make sound work again but pausing YouTube would usually trigger it
again.

Running the following 2 commands to stop pipewire seems to have fixed the
problem.  So it's related to the communication between pipewire and
pulseaudio.


systemctl --user stop pipewire.service
systemctl --user stop pipewire.socket

This still happens with pipewire 1.2.1-1 in Unstable.

After using the system for a while and presumably pipewire has done some audio
stuff other audio methods won't work.

The following works:
mpv $FILE -ao pipewire

The following plays the video with no sound:
mpv $FILE -ao pulse

The following hangs due to blocking on sound:
mpv $FILE -ao alsa

When I try to visit a YouTube page in Chrome it hangs so presumably Chrome
uses alsa.