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I'm now set. I have the Toughpad sitting in its dock, USB television dongle plugged in… ABC News 24 running.

For sound, I ran:
`pactl load-module module-native-protocol-tcp port=<port> listen=<desktop_ip>`
on my desktop connected to the stereo, and:
`pactl load-module module-tunnel-sink server=tcp:<desktop_ip>:<port>` on the Toughpad.

I was then able to direct the sound from Kaffeine to the new audio sink that appeared. Latency and lip-sync is pretty good.

I'll have to keep this trick in mind for when I'm wanting to watch movies with decent sound.

I wanted to try #Mobian #Trixie on my #Librem5 again as I got a way to go back to #pulseaudio to as a work around to missing echo cancellation support in #pipewire (Thanks to @dos ). So I went ahead and ran the usual apt dis-upgrade way (in hindsight, may be gnome software was a better option). But I got locked out of the session as upgrade was progressing. So I had to force shut down and then use #JumpDrive to repair it from my laptop.

I documented it in #debian wiki
wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebi

wiki.debian.orgInstallingDebianOn/Purism/Librem5Phone - Debian Wiki

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Okay, wenn ich mir das jetzt manuell so hinklicke, dann funktioniert es.

Mach ich das Programm zu, oder starte entweder OSB oder Butt neu, oder - gott bewahre - das USB Interface ist kurz weg, ist alles wieder kaputt...

Ich glaub an dem Punkt war ich schon mal und hab dann auf #Windows zurück geweschselt -.-

I've got a network speaker (a Denon Home 150) that speaks "AirPlay Remote", "AirTunes Remote", "Tidal Connect", "Spotify Connect", "HEOS Audio", and "Qobuz Connect" according to Avahi.

How can I play music on this from Linux?

My music player (Strawberry) doesn't list it or any of those protocols, and I can't set it as an audio device (which is probably a good thing).

#linux#arch#airplay

#Linux audio is bizarrely confusing to a regular user lol - if I were to configure a #PulseAudio setting (i.e. clock.force-quantum) but obviously most systems now have moved to using #PipeWire, but from what I can tell or think to understand is that systems use PipeWire via something called #WirePlumber, should this (user-specific) configuration be done in a WirePlumber config, or PipeWire? I normally could learn these things easily through the #ArchWiki, but so far, this topic is completely lost on me lol.

Ya se puede descargar Pipewire 1.4. La nueva versión del servidor de audio y video para Linux viene, entre otras muchas cosas, con soporte para UMP, un contenedor que puede almacenar tanto MIDI1 como MIDI2. #pipewire #linux -> hardlimit.com/archivo.php?n=22

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