But how do I determine wether or not something is inside these named pipes (fifos)? I did not update ffmpeg untill I noticed this problem was not going away. But I did upgrade the mythtv packages as I kept up with ATRPMS packages.
Have you tried turning off denoise, like every response on this list has suggested? Let's at least determine that it's not THAT problem before jumping to conclusions... What I see from your paste is that it opens the audio just fine, but fails just afterwards.
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