Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Sound/Debugging

Timestamp:

11/16/15 08:35:03 (5 years ago)

Author:

Antoine Martin

Comment:

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Sound/Debugging

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 * {{{./xpra/sound/src.py}}} will dump the sound coming from the pulseaudio server to a file until interrupted (named {{{Sound_Record.exe}}} on MS Windows)
 * {{{./xpra/sound/sink.py}}} will play a sound file until interrupted - a "cheap mp3 player" ({{{Sound_Play.exe}}} on MS Windows)
-}}}
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-{{{#!div class="box"
-== Test Sound Source Setup ==
-The easiest way of testing that a system is capable of forwarding and receiving sound is on a Posix system (Linux, BSD, etc).
-Using the {{{XPRA_SOUND_TEST}}} environment variable, we can instruct the xpra server to use a fake sound source instead of hooking into a pulseaudio server (which we do not have to / want to start, yet):
-{{{
-XPRA_SOUND_TEST=1 xpra start :10 --no-pulseaudio
-}}}
-Then we can just attach the client from the same system:
-{{{
-xpra attach
-}}}
-You should then hear a constant (rather annoying) tone.
-Getting this far ensures that sound forwarding does work on this system, albeit from a fake source instead of a pulseaudio server.
 }}}