Not using a remote desktop, and without having to edit PulseAudio’s configuration, and without running PulseAudio as a system service.
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Whole house audio, easily, freely, for Linux and MacOSX using SnapCast
A year and a half ago I wrote about a way to use RTP multicast to provide whole-house audio. Less than a month later, SnapCast was uploaded to […]
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Whole House Audio with MPC and PulseAudio RTP multicast
Setting up whole house and synchronized audio with pulseaudio was both simpler and more complicated than I anticipated. If you decide to take on this task, let me […]
linux / pulseaudio
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Fix PADSP to use PulseAudio on 64 bit linux
Do you get this error when you try to use padsp with a program that needs it? ERROR: ld.so: object ‘/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pulseaudio/libpulsedsp.so’ from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored. Then […]
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Updated: Control PulseAudio With a Command-Line Ruby Script
Ah, PulseAudio. A brief description for those unfamiliar with it: As described on the PulseAudio page: PulseAudio is a sound system for POSIX OSes, meaning that it is […]
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Control Pulseaudio from the Command Line – Ruby Script
For reasons far too tedious to go into here1 I needed to control PulseAudio’s volume (and toggle mute) from the command line. I eventually found a Ruby script […]