Hi Mike,
thanks a lot for the hint. I think this is the right point to get grip at. Unfortunately it does not work. After unsetting, simply, there are no devices at all.
And as I saw, the whole KDE sound is configured as a client of the sound server of the local machine (running x2goclient).
Maybe we have to start a separate pulse instance on the system? Any clue on how to do this?
Cheers, Matt
Am 20.08.2013 08:19, schrieb Mike Gabriel:
Hi Buddy,
On Mo 19 Aug 2013 17:09:20 CEST Buddy Butterfly wrote:
for a headless system I am trying to run a headset locally on it. For operation I have used x2go which works perfect, even for sound. So this solved the headache with KVM ;-).
Now I would like to use a headset locally on the headless system which is connected via USB and its own usb sound card (Logitech, works always perfect!). I am unable to get the headset to work while being connected to via x2go. Headset should be primarily for voip.
So, how I could use this headset? Is it possible to configure somehwere that not all sound devices should be redirected but only specific ones? With this I could try to leave out the headset sound card.
Easiest probably would be to unset the ENV variable PULSE_CLIENTCONFIG before starting your VoIP application...
""" (wrapper script untested) #!/bin/bash
unset PULSE_CLIENTCONFIG ekiga """
Sort of like this...
Mike