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I wish there was a better solution to this. I tried creating a VM and joining that to the work "services" but HyperV, VirtualBox, etc. all add an audio delay ma

I wish there was a better solution to this. I tried creating a VM and joining that to the work "services" but HyperV, VirtualBox, etc. all add an audio delay making Teams unusable. Also tried Barrier and dedicating one monitor to work, but I still can't share/mix the audio so have 2 separate headsets. I know ideally I'd just use the work computer all the time when "working", but they're VPN-ing all traffic and I occasionally need to read a private email, or do some browsing and would prefer they don't see that traffic.

tacticus 6y ago
So my plan for the audio problem is to use a set of raspberry pis with USB-gadget stuff enabled to be a webcam & soundcard then running them as a usb device. The webcam is going to be an RTSP feed (with the microphone audio) from the main system to push it through and pulseaudios network side of things to do speaker\headphone out. it's a bit complex for what i need but it should work well.
maccard 6y ago
> I occasionally need to read a private email, or do some browsing and would prefer they don't see that traffic. Low friction answer to that is a personal smartphone. Bonus points because it works in the office too!
varispeed 6y ago
You could buy a small desktop mixer with two sends, so you could connect a microphone to it and choose which computer it will send voice to and also mix sound from both computers.