During March 2026, Clownacy focused on improving audio stability in the libsdl-org/SDL repository, specifically targeting the Windows DirectSound audio path. Working in C with expertise in SDL development and audio programming, Clownacy addressed a critical issue where high-frequency audio streams could cause buffer creation failures. By capping the DirectSound sample rate at 200 kHz and implementing down-sampling in the SDL mixer for streams exceeding this threshold, Clownacy ensured reliable playback and compatibility with demanding outputs such as emulators. This targeted bug fix enhanced cross-device reliability and provided clear commit-level traceability, demonstrating thoughtful problem-solving and technical depth.