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thanks for the comment - could you give more details? i guess you're using ethernet, but that could be replaced with a usb wifi dongle? what interface are you

• ilikejam 14y ago
  Hi. My Pi is hooked up to a powerline network thing just through the RJ45 on the Pi, but I suppose you could use a wifi dongle if you want. On the laptop, you just set the pulse sink to be the Pi's pulseaudio (need avahi running on both to see the Pi in the audio preferences pane on the laptop). You can play whatever you like on the laptop itself and the audio is routed through the Pi, so there's no need to log into the Pi itself once it's set up.
  • andrewcooke 14y ago
    that sounds really cool. thanks very much - will investigate further.
    • ilikejam 14y ago
      For all of the slagging Pulseaudio gets, built in network transparency is very cool. The client does all of the resampling and rate conversion, so you can ramp up the conversion quality to max on your relatively powerful laptop and the Pi just shunts the bits onto the sound card.