I wonder if dsdccx can take advantage of the new linux sound architecture "Pipewire", becoming a sink and a source to be piped in and out with one of the many tools avalaible, like "qpwgraph"
This would dramatically simplify audio piping in linux
Big question is: can dsd work with pcm audio or it needs "raw" i/q samples?
edit:
found myself an answer:
original dsd has PortAudio support, so it's easy, using "-a" as argument, to list all portaudio's devices, including all Pipewire stuff
using dsd -i ps:X -o ps:X does the trick (X as device ID in "-a" listing)
as dsdcc has different goals, it has no portaudio support.
This non-issue is closed, Hope it will be helpful for someone else.
Hello there,
I wonder if dsdccx can take advantage of the new linux sound architecture "Pipewire", becoming a sink and a source to be piped in and out with one of the many tools avalaible, like "qpwgraph"
This would dramatically simplify audio piping in linux
Big question is: can dsd work with pcm audio or it needs "raw" i/q samples?
edit: found myself an answer:
original dsd has PortAudio support, so it's easy, using "-a" as argument, to list all portaudio's devices, including all Pipewire stuff
using dsd -i ps:X -o ps:X does the trick (X as device ID in "-a" listing)
as dsdcc has different goals, it has no portaudio support.
This non-issue is closed, Hope it will be helpful for someone else.