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What I'm looking for is a way to control pulseaudio from my phone.
I love Pulseaudio Volume Control (the desktop app which lets you control each application's volume level). The best thing would be an android app which connects to pavu. I guess that's not going to happen anytime soon, so this is why I'm asking for alternatives here.
What I've been thinking of but haven't done because it's so clumsy:
- connect to my computer via vnc as a second screen and have pavucontrol run there
--> not really elegant at all
- write my own android app and have it log in to my pc using ssh.
--> well, this takes time. Last resort.
Remote controlling only my music player for example is NOT an option. I have many applications running which play sound and I want to mix them all together, not with an app for each one of these. I'm talking about
- being on teamspeak
- playing some music
- having system sounds
- and the occasional notification from somewhere
at the same time. Doing it manually is just not an option.
Thanks for any ideas!
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A quick search did not turn up anything for andriod, but the wiki mentions a web front end that might help you get what you want: https://github.com/Siot/PaWebControl.
EDIT: You can also try setting up an programmable SSH client with defined commands for the most common use cases.
Last edited by runical (2015-04-03 11:31:02)
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Thanks
Somehow I didn't find the web interface. I'm using this successfully and will maybe upload an improved version onto github later on. Let me know if anyone of you is interested.
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Please do, it sounds pretty useful (I'll be setting up a pulse audio based audio system soon)
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Another option: install pulseaudio-mixer-cli-git from the AUR, run it in a screen session and connect via SSH when needed.
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Oh!
I invite you to contribute to PaWebControl, I'm glad to see (late) it had some interest.
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