Disabling LFE remixing
By default, PulseAudio remixes the number of channels to the default-sample-channels and since version 7 it also remixes the LFE channel. If you wish to disable LFE remixing, uncomment the line: ; enable-lfe-remixing = yes and replace yes with no: enable-lfe-remixing = no
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Using RTP/UDP instead of native-protocol-tcp
There are serious issues with trying to send data in real time over TCP, especially over lossy connections like wifi. This is why RTP over UDP was invented. It can be used to increase reliability and reduce latency.
When RTP is working properly, late or dropped packets will just create a few milliseconds of silence instead of a long pause while TCP is orchestrating the packet resend logistics. As an added bonus, if the remote server is ever restarted, the connection will be re-established automatically. However there will no longer be a way to remotely control the server's master volume, with each client machine having its own independent master volume instead.
To use RTP instead of native-protocol-tcp, pulseaudio clients must connect to a local pulseaudio server first. This local server then connects to the remote pulseaudio server through RTP.
To use RTP in pulseaudio, install pulseaudio-rtp on the remote and local servers.
innen: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PulseAudio/Examples