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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 06.05.2015 10:51, golden wrote:<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Dear Georg,<br>
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thanks for the answers, I really like your 2nd solution.<br>
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But the problem is, add a another module-loopback in front
speaker path, which means I need a another <br>
pair of alsa drivers (as alsa-sink.0 and alsa-source.0 in the
pic), that what I have written to the <br>
alsa device, then I can read the data back from the input alsa
device. It`s not a valid solution with our<br>
current hardware.<br>
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Hi,<br>
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you could use a null-sink instead of alsa-sink.1 in combine-sink and
then null.monitor as source for<br>
module-loopback:<br>
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null-sink.monitor -> module_loopback -> alsa-sink.1 ->
front speaker<br>
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Or you could even play back your original audio to a null-sink and
use it's monitor as<br>
input for both, processed and non-processed audio path. This would
simplify your<br>
setup and you would not need alsa-sink.0 and alsa-source.0 at all.<br>
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Regards<br>
Georg<br>
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