Now I am not after streaming music or video stuff here, but basic speech audio from one machine to another.
One I would like to test out is using two computers as simple audio mux'es?
Each PC has a sound card with stereo input and stereo outputs and would like to get PC 1 mic left to PC2 computers speaker left, Mic right to the
other speaker right and the other way also from PC2 to PC2, basically having two full duplex audio streams.
Not looking to multicast although that may be a thought in the future to have a 3rd PC record all separate streams. Low latency and audio bandwidths
would be low such as around 8Khz only.
Have been looking at FFmpeg, ffserver, icecast but all seem to serve as mp3 streams OGG vorbis etc and really do not believe all that is required.
So if a Linux Guru,where would you start and what packages would you look at if any, outside the standard installation stuff?
I have been struggling with this for a while, between Rasp-Pi and home PC never got the thing to work, possibly due to the raspberry pi, so after a
while off the thing decided to try again, but this time with help.
Cheers
Adrian
rsound looks promising, just wish it gave examples to a thicky!
[Edited on 18-9-13 by AdrianH]
Loads of info here, but no idea if it covers what you are after...
http://linux-audio.com/
Thanks I will look over that site tonight when time allows.
Did not come across that on my searches!
Cheers
Adrian
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Originally posted by AdrianH
Thanks I will look over that site tonight when time allows.
Did not come across that on my searches!
Cheers
Adrian
Looks like Pulse Audio might answer your needs...
http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/332418-weekend-project-using-pulseaudio-to-share-sound-across-all-your-computers
Not sure if pc uses pulse or Alsa or both, wish I new more about it all.
Just got back in from work and had coffee so the research will have to wait.
Cheers
Adrian
Just checked after getting up yes can use pulse, bookmarked for later thanks
[Edited on 20-9-13 by AdrianH]