On Tue, 3 Sep 2019, at 12:13 AM, Brian Bulkowski wrote:
> Thanks for the response, if you don't believe this is a good use, I
> won't bother further. GStreamer, then.
If you have something working with PulseAudio, it might make sense to keep it
and maybe change incrementally rather than going
Thanks for the response, if you don't believe this is a good use, I
won't bother further. GStreamer, then.
Regards ---
-brian
On 9/1/2019 11:58 PM, Arun Raghavan wrote:
Hey Brian,
On Mon, 2 Sep 2019, at 11:45 AM, Brian Bulkowski wrote:
Hey Arun,
Thanks for responding.
I usually point
Hey Brian,
On Mon, 2 Sep 2019, at 11:45 AM, Brian Bulkowski wrote:
> Hey Arun,
>
> Thanks for responding.
>
> > I usually point folks to the sync-playback.c test that we have a starting
> > point, but this is certainly less than ideal.
>
> "less than ideal" is quite the politeness. Let's
Hey Arun,
Thanks for responding.
I usually point folks to the sync-playback.c test that we have a starting
point, but this is certainly less than ideal.
"less than ideal" is quite the politeness. Let's see
1) it doesn't cover files, nor does it cover files of different types (
mp3 vs
Hey Brian,
Sorry about the lack of response on this. Just saw this now, and I'm glad you
got things running.
On Sun, 1 Sep 2019, at 5:18 AM, Brian Bulkowski wrote:
> Here's what I learned:
>
> 1. PulseAudio paired with a Rapsberry Pi is an almost unbeatable choice
> for art installations. The
Here's what I learned:
1. PulseAudio paired with a Rapsberry Pi is an almost unbeatable choice
for art installations. The ability to attach many speakers over USB
audio, the fact that there are no fans whatsoever, the fact that is can
run any manner of high level software to control sound,
Hey,
Not like people are jumping to help out but
There seems to be a .service file floating around the internet which
says the service type is "notify", which doesn't work. Getting to a more
normal form of service file seems to get past the auth problems I was
having.
The next step was
Hi,
I've tried a bunch of the online guides, and I find the following
problem. I am running Debian Buster on a raspberry pi with pulseaudio 12.0
Note that I don't need to run as root. I just need to auto-start, and
that usually requires running a service (systemd), and I've specified
not
Hi!
Heaving read how bad headless is, and how it's "rarely" needed and may
not work, I was a bit blase about running my interactive art
installation from systemd.
After all, systemd allows me to run as a user.
When I run as a non-interactive user, I get a "pulseaudio can't
connect", which
