Right, pipewire... I rarely even used pulseaudio. Always jack as it allowed proper recording, routing inputs and outputs and realtime response.
On Saturday, September 6, 2025 at 02:46:17 AM GMT+9, Geoff Steckel <[email protected]> wrote: On 9/5/25 1:26 PM, Jan Stary wrote: > This is a question for ports@ I believe. > > On Sep 04 22:57:45, [email protected] wrote: >> Hi guys, >> >> Was anyone ever successful in sending mic over the >> network from openbsd to linux (sndio -> pulse)? >> I was able to send audio from linux to openbsd, it was >> pulse (linux) -> pulse (openbsd) -> sndio (openbsd), I >> believe. > Have you tried the obvious pulse (openbsd) -> pulse (linux)? > (I don't use pulse at all, but I suppose it has a way to record sound.) > >> I tried rtp-send, that fails to load on openbsd. > Which audio port is that? > >> Does anyone have any pointers? > pkg_info sndiortp > > Jan > Dunno if this has anything to do with your problems. On the Linux side pipewire came in recently to "improve" media transport. It makes a few things simpler and a lot of things more complex. It's very confusingly documented. It (more or less) emulates pulse and/or works under pulse. Getting mixxx to talk to obs was an embarrassing adventure. geoff steckel
