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Is there any app for using "N900 as microfone" for external devices (PC in my case)?

I have the special wire (mini-jack 3,5 to mini-jack 3,5) so it is easy to stream sound (music etc.) from N900 to PC, but I don't know how to activate the N900's built in microphone and transport it's sound too

Last edited by talkMAEMOnik; 2011-04-03 at 18:13.
 
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I have done something like this between my laptop and desktop using pulseaudio.
Pulseaudio can act in a client server model over your network to send sound to another pulseaudio device.
I haven't tried this with the n900, though.
Here is something to start with.
And this is the Google search request that got me that link.
 
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uvatbc,
There is the app for streaming audio/video to network - Phonestream.
But also "Todo list:
*Add microphone support for use as main remote desktop mic.
..."

So I still don't know the way to make N900's microfone streaming to mini-jack 3,5.

Last edited by talkMAEMOnik; 2011-04-03 at 18:19.
 
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Originally Posted by talkMAEMOnik View Post
uvatbc,
There are the app for streaming audio/video to network - Phonestream.
But also "Todo list:
*Add microphone support for use as main remote desktop mic.
..."

So I still don't know the way to make N900's microfone streaming to mini-jack 3,5.
Oh you specifically want to use the hardware jack to output. Sorry that's out of my league.
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here is what i do from my linux box:

ssh root@ip_of_my_n900 arecord | aplay
 

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Take a look at this guide, it might have a answer for you:
talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=865794&postcount=19.
 

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Originally Posted by vanous View Post
here is what i do from my linux box:

ssh root@ip_of_my_n900 arecord | aplay
If you have gst-launch installed on the n900 (in the gstreamer-tools package), once you've ssh'ed in you can:

Code:
gst-launch autoaudiosrc ! autoaudiosink
will send the input (mic) to the output (speakers or line out).

you can make far more complex pipelines than this but this should provide a proof of concept for you.
 

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Originally Posted by vanous View Post
here is what i do from my linux box:

ssh root@ip_of_my_n900 arecord | aplay
That's what I was looking for. It's much simpler than I thought.

I have tiped in Xterminal of N900:
sudo arecord | aplay

then it works as i expected for (N900's mini-jack 3,5 to PC's mini-jack 3,5 = PC with microfone)

But, does it waste the space of internal memory of N900 and should i delete recorded file\files from there after?

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it doesn't store any files...it simply plays it... so no worries
 

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#10
Originally Posted by mr id View Post
If you have gst-launch installed on the n900 (in the gstreamer-tools package), once you've ssh'ed in you can:

Code:
gst-launch autoaudiosrc ! autoaudiosink
will send the input (mic) to the output (speakers or line out).

you can make far more complex pipelines than this but this should provide a proof of concept for you.
Your way brings more pure sound, and i like it. Vanous's method makes sound with some kind of background noise and delay is big.

Last edited by talkMAEMOnik; 2011-04-09 at 19:06.
 
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