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[Richard June]

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On Thursday 29 January 2004 03:26 am, Mike A. Harris wrote:
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> Both artsd and esd support network audio over TCP themselves
> already and have for years.  I use esd as a network audio server
> for about 2 years now between 2 machines to have all sound come
> out one set of speakers.
>
> Set the ESPEAKER variable to point to the machine running esd (on
> client side), and read esd's commandline options, and make sure
> no firewall is in the way.
>
> artsd is a bit more crackrock to set up (which is why I used esd
> instead), but it works also.  One thing I'm not sure of is wether
> artsd is itself using NAS, or if it has it's own builtin stuff.
> Been ages since I played with it.
That doesn't really help. I'm working w/ ltsp, we already have esd and nasd 
functional. Using artsd's builtin network, the filesystem has to be identical 
on both terminal and server(by design it sends the filename to play instead 
of streaming the file). by using nasd on the terminal and telling arts to use 
nas as it's output, everybody is happy. this just requires nas be built and 
artsd rebuilt for nas support.
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