hearing the audio from a remote system

[Brent Harding]

On my machine, my sblive's output is the speaker jack, but I need this for
the speakers. How does the speakfreely mechanism work? Would I use amixer
to set my recording to PCM on the remote machine, have it connect to sfr
and I connect to sfr to listen to it?
I know people have played music over that before, but now getting standard
out from trplayer to encode to a bitrate I can use to stream it. Especially
stuff like nettalk, which is broadcast over a real server.
At 11:39 PM 10/9/00 +1100, you wrote:
>Hi Brent:
>
>OK, there are 2 ways I know of doing this, and both amount to the same
>thing.  If your card allows you to record the output, then you could use a
>streaming technology that accepts source material from your soundcard to
>relay this on.  As an example, both icecast with liveice (if you get it
>working), or speak freely's sfvod server would do this.  Gene uses svod for
>this sometimes.  If your soundcard does NOT allow you to record the output
>in its driver, you could accomplish this anyway by running a cable from the
>line-out to the line-in of the same card, taking care that the line input
>is muted in the playback stage of course (to avoid feedback loops).  Either
>way, the card would play the audio, then record it again, and you could get
>it sent to you however you wanted.
>
>Geoff.
>
>
>-- 
>Geoff Shang <gshang10 at scu.edu.au>
>ICQ number 43634701
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