On Fri, 2012-10-19 at 18:19 +0300, Ansis M?li?? wrote: > Sorry to trouble you again, but I couldn't find any info in the > documentation or the mailing list archives on this. > > > I'm trying to write a simple Windows app that would stream audio to a > remote PulseAudio. How do I do adaptive resampling in this scenario? > If the RTP module does it, what are the requirements of a PulseAudio > compatible RTP stream? Or maybe I can implement the native protocol? Sorry, it seems that I never answered your last mail, and it got buried in the pile of unread pulseaudio-discuss mail. The RTP module does do adaptive resampling, and it's probably the only way you can avoid writing any adaptive resampling code yourself. Unfortunately, I don't know the details of what is required from RTP streams for pulseaudio to be able to receive them. I'm not very familiar with the RTP stuff. Someone else on this list might know those details. (Re-)implementing the native protocol doesn't really make sense - it's much easier to just use libpulse. But that doesn't help with the resampling anyway. When you use the native protocol, the stream clock is the sound card clock, so you can't push stuff at your own rate and expect pulseaudio to adapt to that rate. -- Tanu
