Network Transparent Audio with X (was Re: Rmoving the sound modules)
Matthew Carpenter
matt
Mon May 17 11:34:46 PDT 2004
sorry to jump on this topic so quickly to my own ends, but some the
attention of the Sound gurus has been achieved, I would like to as a
potentially simple and potentially complex question:
How does one use Sound across the network...
eg. laptop in livingroom, workhorse in office. I want to watch some TV
with the family while editing some audio. Simple! Right? SSH to the
workhorse, start up Audacity, and I edit away. Works great! Until I
actually want to record or play back the audio (somewhat important in
audio editing :) Suddenly I'm waking up the baby because the Workhorse
is playing the audio right next to her bedroom.
Is there something that I can point Audacity to in order to shim X in
between it and the audio device? It is currently using /dev/dsp for
reads/writes. Should this be set to something else? Or am I stuck either
using the workhorse or copying a couple gigs of data back and forth on
whatever system I want to use?
Thx.
PS. I realized how fortunate I am to have Xwindows and even be able to
pose this question :)
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