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Juan A Fuentes wrote:
> hi, sorry, i an a low vision people, and i an have the hith contrast theme 
> on my xp for a god view of my screen

Ahh I see. It didn't show up too well for me :(

> the purpose is:
>  ubuntu in a remote place, another room, ubuntu is running orca, a screen 
> reader, it saywitn a tts voice al text in the screen
> 
> via vnc my xp windows conect with ubuntu, i can listen in my xp pc the sound 
> emited by orca in the ubuntu pc

Yes this should be entirely possible.

It should be a matter of running pulseaudio on windows probably via 
executing pulseaudio.exe from that command line. You may have to 
configre the default.pa to allow network connections and without 
authentication. The wiki explains how.

On the Ubuntu box e.g. when you've vnc'ed in, just type

  $ export PULSE_SERVER=<addr of windows box>


Then start your program from the same terminal.

That should be all you need to do. You can also fiddle around with 
tunnels but this is the simplest way to get started. Have a look at the 
pulseaudio website for more information on each of the modules and how 
to use tunnels etc.

Col




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