Thanks, hopefully they fix this soon and things like pipewire won't be lacking such features in the future. I used it to merge my audio audio streams (desktop+laptop) into a single convenient device (BT headset connected to the laptop), it's great! Compared to a free utility on windows directly to android, which granted it's easier to use, but windows has bigger and noticeable latency!Whereas here you can watch a movie and don't notice the very small delay. Subbed keep it up
Thanks! I learn a lot from this kind of comments, they really help me to better understand the versatility of Linux and how people actually use its various features in real life
@@deltagamma1442 Hi. I tried that setup recently with fedora ( about a week or two ago) and it did not work as the compatibility layer for pipewire does not work with paprefs. You might try but i highly doubt it will work. Also it seems like it's not a priority feature for pipewire so might aswell go back to pulseaudio for the moment, which I did.
I really like how you simplify things. Thank you it works for me like charm. What if I have linux without gui, just the terminal, can I do the same thing with only command lines?
Him: It's here but you can't see it, so let's say that it is far far away Me: *instant subscribe* That made me feel like I'm not the only one with such "type" of humor ^^ I also like the accent, Nice work. Great video. keep it going.
Hello. Nice presentation. It works, but do you know how to send the mic input from a local pc to an other pc. I can stream music on this way, but i can't send the mic input to the other pc. Do you know how to fix that? Best greetings an wishes for 2024. Stefan
→THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT HELP (THIS PIPEWIRE & PULSE) UNION BRINGS FATAL ERRORS IT STOP RECORDING OR THE AUDIO IS DISABLED → Piewire Does Not Have HDMI Output Audio Has Faults the Pulse audio Best Never Passes Age Degree [ Leave still What Works ]
A very much underrated channel. A lot of topics you won't find anywhere else.
Thanks a lot, much appreciated!
Great video, thank u so much!! Greetings from Venezuela
It's great to see viewers from all around the world! Sending greetings right back to you! 👍
You rock! I love pulse and I have not used it for that purpose. Thanks... fun clean... and very clear! You Rock!
Wow, that's really encouraging to hear! Thank you!
@@absprog I will definitely look forward to your posts!
Thank You!
For those using Ubuntu 22.04.1 (Jammy):
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/pulse-15.99.1+dfsg1/ /usr/lib/pulse-15.99
Thank you so much!!! It works on Mint 21
Thanks, hopefully they fix this soon and things like pipewire won't be lacking such features in the future.
I used it to merge my audio audio streams (desktop+laptop) into a single convenient device (BT headset connected to the laptop), it's great! Compared to a free utility on windows directly to android, which granted it's easier to use, but windows has bigger and noticeable latency!Whereas here you can watch a movie and don't notice the very small delay.
Subbed keep it up
Thanks! I learn a lot from this kind of comments, they really help me to better understand the versatility of Linux and how people actually use its various features in real life
I'm using pipewire on one system and pulseaudio on another. I want the same setup as yours. Would it work?
@@deltagamma1442 Hi. I tried that setup recently with fedora ( about a week or two ago) and it did not work as the compatibility layer for pipewire does not work with paprefs. You might try but i highly doubt it will work. Also it seems like it's not a priority feature for pipewire so might aswell go back to pulseaudio for the moment, which I did.
I wonder if you can do this with pipewire.
i really like your enthusiasm!
Yeah, this one was a bit high energy :-) but my excuse is that this feature in Linux is really neat!!
this vdu ended my search for the solution. I am able to play form RAPI to RAPI but not form RAPI to Windows. Thank you for the simple instructions.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, this guy is very helpful! You’re a great teacher brother 🤝
I appreciate that! Great to hear :-)
This one saved me a lot of time. Works like a charm. Thank you ! One abo more from me !
You're very welcome! Thanks a lot for your comment :-)
I really like how you simplify things. Thank you it works for me like charm.
What if I have linux without gui, just the terminal, can I do the same thing with only command lines?
did you find the answer i have the same doubt
Does this show for other devices like Apple play or smart TVs?
And how can it be done through the terminal? And for those who have PipeWire?
Can you plz make a tutorial on "How to connect and use two Bluetooth speakers in raspberry pi lite bullseye"
Thanks
Very good, friend. Thank tou 😊
Thank you too Renato
Thanks for the tutorial, works well in wired connections, but not in wireless. There are some i missed?
If devices are in the same subnet, it will be work
Great tip! thank you!!!
Glad you liked it, thanks!
can it possible route android mic audio to windows pc
Do you know if this process can be used with novnc/web?
So.... how do you do it now?
Him: It's here but you can't see it, so let's say that it is far far away
Me: *instant subscribe*
That made me feel like I'm not the only one with such "type" of humor ^^
I also like the accent, Nice work. Great video. keep it going.
Thanks! Really appreciate your appreciation of my sense of humor ;-)
Hello. Nice presentation. It works, but do you know how to send the mic input from a local pc to an other pc. I can stream music on this way, but i can't send the mic input to the other pc. Do you know how to fix that?
Best greetings an wishes for 2024.
Stefan
Happy New Year!🌟
Is there a way to use a microphone connected to a windows 10 PC and stream our voice in a "virtual microphone" in the Raspberry PI over Wi-Fi?
→THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT HELP (THIS PIPEWIRE & PULSE) UNION BRINGS FATAL ERRORS IT STOP RECORDING OR THE AUDIO IS DISABLED → Piewire Does Not Have HDMI Output Audio Has Faults the Pulse audio Best Never Passes Age Degree [ Leave still What Works ]
Very nice!!! help me a lot.
sub++
Thanks for the sub!👍
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You're welcome!
it can't be that easy
You have *nothing* to install... 1:38 😂