piping audio to another machine?

Ari Moisio armoi at sci.fi
Thu Apr 22 15:17:50 EDT 2004


HI!

  How about esound, esd in receiving machine and esdcat/esdplay/esddps in
sending one?

  Works well iff there is bandwidth enough.



-- 
arimo

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004, Igor Gueths wrote:

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> Hi all. Does anyone know of an audio player, either mp3/ogg that can
> pipe audio to another machine? Let's say, I ssh into my desktop, and I
> want to stream an mp3 from the desktop to my laptop that is on the other
> end. I know I can use sfvod to do this, but the only problem with that
> is that the audio is downsampled from it's original 44100 HZ sampling
> rate. I know I can use Icecast to broadcast an entire playlist, however
> does anyone know of any sollutions out there to handle single/possibly
> 2/3 files? Thanks! P.S: If such a thing does not exist I may try working
> on something...
> - --
> Failure is not an option, it comes bundled with your Microsoft product.
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