On Wed, 2016-06-08 at 10:08 -0700, Doug McCasland wrote: > Ok, on the Linux side, I removed the server setting in client.conf and > added this in default.pa: > > load-module module-tunnel-sink server=remotename > > and it worked!   Sound is send to Windows *and* local Line-In works.  > Awesome! > > Note for others: I did not start or re-start Pulseaudio anywhere. It is > still running on the remote Windows box.  Looks like a non-daemon > Pulseaudio got started on the Linux side (not sure how). The first application that tried to use pulseaudio after you removed "default-server" from client.conf autospawned the daemon, most likely. (I don't know what you mean by "non-daemon" - it's a daemon if it runs in the background.) > Question -- is there a way to duplicate the sound originating from the > Linux box so it goes to both: > > - remote Windows box, and > - out the local (Linux) speaker/headphone jack > - and still has local (Linux) Line-In/Mic available Yes, load module-combine-sink on the Linux machine. By default it will play to all outputs, but if you want to choose only specific sinks, you can use the "slaves" argument. -- Tanu
