Using PulseAudio in Windows

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I've been working for a while on getting sounds passed as transparently 
back and forth across my network as possible, and recently I decided to 
try to get a Linux server running ESD to talk to a PulseAudio server 
running on a Windows box (using Xming for the X session).

The whole process is described here:

http://www.the-love-shack.net/2007/08/23/forwarding-esd-played-sounds-to-a-remote-machine/

What I'd like to get is some feedback from some of the PA gurus here on 
the Pulse-related stuff in the post. Primarily the second half of the 
document (after "Update"). This was the best way that I could find to do 
what I wanted, but I keep thinking that there must be a better way, so 
I'm open to suggestions. Thanks for any feedback.

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