Re: [SoX-users] Failing to voice-alter in skype

[Praedor <pr...@ya...>]

OK, I've gotten some aid from the pulseaudio irc chatroom but not enough to 
get through to the end.  

I was told to load the pulseaudio null module, point skype's recording input 
to the null monitor(?) and move sox's output stream to the null sink.

How does one move sox's output stream to the pulseaudio null sink?  Any ideas 
on this aspect?


On Monday, December 05, 2011 09:22:23 AM Jan Stary wrote:
> On Dec 05 09:18:03, Praedor wrote:
> > I am trying to use sox to voice-alter for me on skype and other online
> > chat apps/games.  At the moment I am using skype as a test and am
> > failing.
> > 
> > I am using variations of this command:
> > 
> > "sox -d -d pitch -1000 <other fx> " and do get voice alteration coming
> > out my speakers or headphones but what is going out to skype remains
> > unaltered.
> > 
> > I am running Mageia 1 linux and using pulse audio.  Skype is setup to use
> > pulse audio for ALL my sound hardware (mic, speakers).  Any ideas on how
> > to accomplish this?  I am presuming/hoping that if I get it working on
> > skype I will have an easy time getting it working on other apps with
> > only minor tweaks.
> 
> Please realize that this is not a SoX problem at all.
> The solution lies entirely in how your audio subsystem works.
> You might have more luck asking this on a skype or pulseaudio
> or mageia forum.
> 
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