Tom Kistner

Sorry for the late answer. This looks like you are running an old Scream driver version against a newer Receiver. Please make sure both the driver and the receiver are...

I just upgraded to VS2019, and I'm going to give it a try to build it. I don't have an ARM64 device with Windows to test it, however.

Now released with 3.8. If you use it, please report back here. No idea if it works, but it built fine :)

I didn't want a userspace solution, that would only introduce latency and processing overhead. Also you would still need an audio driver, or Windows won't play any sound at all....

Yes, compiling should work out of the box if you have the necessary dev packages installed with your toolchain (pulse or alsa development packages).

You need to provide the pulseaudio static lib (libpulse.a and libpulse-simple.a) files. Those also need to be built for the same arch (ARM). If you already have those, GCC might...

I have never seen pipewire, but I would guess it is runtime-compatible with pulseaudio. Meaning, you'll have to have pulseaudio development packages to build the receiver, but you can then...

> snd_pcm_open This looks like something can't open ALSA.

Thanks for the offer of donations, but I see little chance of this working. - I already implented RTP support in a (outdated) branch. It did work, but there's added...

Hi @Raj123456788, that's a blind device which I should probably remove. It will not do anything. If you want to capture the PCM output you might want to write a...