Hi everyone, I have a remote Linux server which doesn't have a sound card, accessed through VNC. Because it doesn't have a sound card, applications that require a sound card (e.g. Skype) fail to run.
I am using the server for software-only purposes, such as playing local wave files over VoIP lines. As far as I know, this does not technically require a sound card, though I could be wrong about that. I found on this site ( http://www.opensound.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=11745&sid=189e5f1879aac0c28b6883034a2c2faf) a mention of oss_audioloop and oss_userdev as potential solutions for this, so I thought that I should ask on this mailing list. To summarize the question -- is it possible to emulate a sound card in software as "hw:0,0" or "/dev/dsp", such that applications will consider it to be a valid sound card? Sincerely, Saketh
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