Am 10.11.2012 05:33, schrieb Kyle: > I need to be able to send a couple of applications (TeamTalk and either > sox or audacious) to an icecast server and my local sound card at the > same time, while also recording their output in audacity or another > recording application, sox again may work here. I was able to find some > information[1] that sometimes allowed me to stream to the icecast > server, but even when it worked, the output of the application I moved > to the streaming pulseaudio sink was no longer playing on the sound > card, because it's sending the monitor of the null sink to the icecast > server. I need to be able to either copy the output back to my local > sound card, or setup an entirely new virtual sound card where I can move > only the individual applications I want to record and stream, while also > being able to hear the output on my sound card. Any help or links to > some documentation that can show me how to do this would be greatly > appreciated. I'm also open to any other suggestions I may not have > thought of yet, including non-pulse-specific methods. > > [1] > http://www.alex.ballas.org/2010/11/08/stream-any-pulseaudio-application/ > > ~Kyle > http://kyle.tk I don't know if this is possible with PulseAudio, but you can definitely do it with Jack[1]. If your applications don't support jack (e.g. audacity does), you have to set up a bridge between jack and alsa or jack and PulseAudio, that's relatively much work but i think it would be the best solution. [1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/JACK_Audio_Connection_Kit Robert -- GnuPG-Key: EDC67BBA Fingerprint: D5F0 BC03 3F6D 521C 6F2D 40C8 DDBA 25D9 EDC6 7BBA
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