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I would also like to add that the above step was the final step to get this working, as of 24th Jan 2021, on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
Before that I had executed these summary steps: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/99i4se/skyrim_on_linux_steam_play_no_voiceno_music_audio/
was enough for me (ubuntu 20.04)
WINEPREFIX=/path/to/489830/pfx winetricks --force xact
is working on Arch Linux 5.10.16 too.
Thanks... that's awesome!
Thanks so much for the guy who found this solution. I can confirm it works (solution on https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/99i4se/skyrim_on_linux_steam_play_no_voiceno_music_audio/)
Because of the update, I'm going to detail steps 5 to 8:
5 - same as indicated (find the directory steamapps/compatdata/489830 and ensure it has a pfx directory. cd into it.);
6 - same as indicated (execute WINEPREFIX=$PWD/pfx winetricks --force xact).
Wine may ask you to download .NET stuff, press yes. Don't worry about warning messages about 32 bit; some people indicate this alone works, so try launching the game etc after that. If it doesn't work, move to the steps below
7 - not necessary for me;
8 - as indicated by others, download the latest version of FAudio from https://github.com/Kron4ek/FAudio-Builds/releases.
The FAudio packages are already installed on my distro, but I still downloaded it from there as it seems to be more a config file than anything else;
9 - extract the tar.xz into a folder. Then, if you open that folder, you will see one subfolder named x64, as well as the wine_setup_faudio.sh file.
10 - In that folder, again right click and "open terminal here" or cd into it.
11 - then type "WINEPREFIX=~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/489830/pfx bash wine_setup_faudio.sh " and press enter.
12 - [updated after moving my folder to where I actually wanted it using Steam "move folder" functionality]
If you install your games in another location than the default, then the command in step 11 should include that path rather than the default. The best is to give an example. My games are installed at /mnt/Data/Games (partition "Data" mounted under /mnt), so the command I entered (and which works) is:
WINEPREFIX=/mnt/Data/Games/steamapps/compatdata/489830/pfx bash wine_setup_faudio.sh
And it worked for me! I'm really grateful as Skyrim has an amazing soundtrack and playing without it would be like watching the lord of the rings without soundtrack!
My config:
Manjaro Linux (Arch based) - KDE 5.21.2, Kernel 5.10
AMD Ryzen 3600
Radeon RX 570 (XFX)
All settings in steam and install are the default (apart from library folder)
WINEDLLOVERRIDES="xaudio2_7=n,b" %command%
Following these steps actually broke ALL of my Steam games running under Proton. Now SkyrimSE, nor any of my other Proton games, will launch at all. Running Steam from CLI does not give me any feedback, clicking "Play" simple cycles the button then does nothing.
I ran the following commands:
If anyone knows how to remedy this, or simply how to "undo" those Wineprefix commands I did, I would appreciate it very much...
WINEPREFIX=$HOME/snap/steam/common/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/72850/pfx winetricks --force xact