Re: [gentoo-user] "X11 forwarding" so to say ... but for audio

[Fernando Rodriguez]

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On 07/19/2016 10:37 AM, Meino.Cramer@×××.de wrote:
> Fernando Rodriguez <cyklonite@×××××.com> [16-07-19 16:24]:
> On 07/19/2016 08:17 AM, Neil Bothwick wrote:
>>>> On Tue, 19 Jul 2016 07:21:33 -0400, Fernando Rodriguez wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>>>   The following REQUIRED_USE flag constraints are unsatisfied:
>>>>>>>     client? ( x264? ( dec_av2 ) x265? ( dec_av2 ) )
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It means that if you have client you need x264 and x265 and those both
>>>>>> require dec_av2, which is the one you don't have set.
>>>>>>
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>>>>> I thought it meant that if you have client AND (x264 OR x265) then you
>>>>> need dec_av2. client doesn't require x264 or x265 by itself.
>>>>
>>>> Doesn't that use || ? Anyway, he has client and x264, so dec_av2 is
>>>> needed.
>>>>
>
> No, || means "any of", see [1]. And I believe in that case portage will translate
> it to "any-of" or something like that. These are just nested conditionals. It can
> be confusing even for someone with programming background. I suppose portage
> could translate that into a more human friendly form but with many nesting levels
> it will get ugly any way you put it.
>
> And yes, dec_av2 is what he needs (unless he doesn't need x264 and x265 support).
> I was just clearing the point about the meaning of the message.
>
> [1] https://devmanual.gentoo.org/general-concepts/dependencies/
>
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> Hi all-taht-are-helping-me :)
>
> ...I am currently facing more fundamental problems. Background:
> I run an Orange PI PC (Allwinner H3 quadcore, 1.2GHz), which has
> an HDMI connector, but this would mean an additional cable. Since
> the Orange PI PC cannot be powered via USB, currently there
> is a power cable and an ethernet cable around here (next is to
> replace the ethernet cable by a wlan connection, but first I need
> some sound...)
>
> The traditional ssh -X user@host and then starting a X-applications
> runs quite well and even monsters like open office are quite
> useable...until those applications with sound.
>
> I tried xpra and (with your help! THX! :) it is spitting warnings
> and is to slow even when using application, which do not create
> sound.
>
> I dont want pulseaudio. I tried that several times on my dekstop
> Linux PC and it screws up things for reasons unknown to me. I will
> not exclude the person in front of my monitor as one of the sources
> of those problems...but why to give it another chance.

You're not alone. Sadly as you're finding out, that is the state of such
applications. PulseAudio being the most widely used will probably
be the easiest to setup and find answers when you run into trouble.

On my laptops I disabled the pulseaudio use flag so none of my applications
is using it (except Bluez) but I keep it installed and running for bluetooth
audio. That way it cannot screw things up (except bluetooth audio but that 
doesn't work without it anyways). Yours would be a similar use case.

> Jack-net isnt available fon Armbian as server application (Armbian
> is running on the Orange PI PC).
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> I dont like HDMI since it is a monitor thingy and does not integrate
> into the desktop well, since it is a physical switch.
>
> Any other chance to get X11 talking to me without any addtional cable?
>
> Best regards,
> Meino
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