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From: Michael G. <mg...@ee...> - 2002-09-09 18:13:44
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Hey Xavier. This is on my TODO list as one of the things I'd like
to do. I think I can give you a quick hack though that should get you
outputing to a file that you can use for the transmission.
Here are the steps:
* Edit oss.c (0.5.x)
* Put a #if 0/ #endif around the contents of soundSetFormat()
* Recompile peepd
* Run with: ./peepd --snd-device=output-stream.snd
That will output raw output to the "output-stream.snd" file. You
can then an adapter application do a tail on the file and convert
the stream as it comes in for broadcasting. The format is 44100 Khz,
stereo, signed 16-bit raw (.snd) format.
One reason this didn't exist in peep before though is that you
can use the existing infrastructure to accomplish the same thing.
Just run a peep server at each location where you want to listen
and configure the clients to talk to each of those servers. That
configuration works beautifully as auto-discovery will take care
of it all and little configuration effort is necessary.
This, however, is not an option if your clients are windows as peepd
doesn't run on windows. The hack should get you up and running. If
you're interested in integrating this functionality, I'd love a patch
:) Lemme know how it works out.
-- Mike
On Mon, Sep 09 @ 12:22, xavier renaut wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i'd like to record (wav) / retransmit peep (ogg broadcasting)
>
> is there already something existing before i search
> for my self ?
>
> (i once looked at dspproxy, a proxy for the sound, which
> was i think able to record everything going to the
> sound card.)
>
> thanks
--
Michael Gilfix
mg...@ee...
For my gpg public key:
http://www.eecs.tufts.edu/~mgilfix/contact.html
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