>> > This is not our pulseaudio port and the output for our current
>> > pulseaudio port is also okay "pactl list modules":
>> >
>> > Module #6
>> > Name: module-sndio
>> > Argument: device=default
>> > Usage counter: n/a
>> > Properties:
>> > module.author = "Eric Faurot"
>> > module.description = "OpenBSD sndio sink/source"
>> > module.version = "17.0"
>>
>> This is code that I had to modify in order to make the module work from
>> my side,
>
> Meaning: on your OpenBSD system?
>
No, this module is meant to be installed in the Debian (client), so that
pulseaudio can correctly talk to SNDIO through the network (OpenBSD)
>> from this fork:
>> https://github.com/OpenBSDGuy/pulseaudio-module-sndio
>
> Why are you using this instead of the OpenBSD port?
>
No reason, I used the one the video mentioned.
>> Perhaps you are referring to:
>> https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/ports/audio/pulseaudio/files/
>
> This is an OpenBSD mailing list. It is assumed you are talking
> about the OpenBSD port of portaudio (which is the above, yes).
Sorry, though this one seems to be a fork, I'm not aware of any changes
whatsoever, it is just what helped me forward the audio from Client
(Debian) to Host (OpenBSD).
> If you are doing this on Debian,
> why are you sending this to an OpenBSD list?
Mostly because it was the best way I could find to share audio from
Pulseaudio to Sndio (OpenBSD), and I couldn't find anything else like it
other than the video, which for me didn't worked until I did those
changes. It is not limited to VMM of course, but in my case it was my
case.
So for my side it was a -leaving a trace- on how to do it in case
someone wanted to do the same.
Cheers!
