On Fri, 02.05.08 11:27, Matt Patterson (matt at v8zman.com) wrote: > So I think what I would do is make a "combined" sink for each class of data > that routes all audio to all sources. If you disable the module to gets rid > of idle streams this will leave you with active but corked streams to all > output devices from each sink. You can then update which streams are muted. > If you need to do this literally stream by stream (as in playback event by > playback event) this might not work because I am just using the text > interface (basically what pacmd is) and would have no way of being notified > when a new stream is played. If on the other hand the routing is more > global and based on external events you could easily update the current > config and then all future sounds would play as expected. Using the combined sink for this kind of stuff is not a good idea. The point of module-combine is to deal with sampling rate deviations. It resamples audio to fix them. If you already complained about CPU usage, then this is not going to help it. Lennart -- Lennart Poettering Red Hat, Inc. lennart [at] poettering [dot] net ICQ# 11060553 http://0pointer.net/lennart/ GnuPG 0x1A015CC4
