i want to connect 2 headsets for me and my friend to see a video. i plug 2 bluetooth dongles then i paired a headset to one dongle i paired the other headset to the other dongle then i created a virtual output of all outputs with audio volume settings tool great it works well but i don't need speakers output. please supply the ability to select only the 2 headset and more generally supply the ability to create a virtual sound ouput device made of selected sound output devices i know that pa supply this feature with module-combine-sink https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documentation/User/Modules/#index11h3 thanks
> i know that pa supply this feature with module-combine-sink It does and you would need to do it manually.
(In reply to David Rosca from comment #1) > > i know that pa supply this feature with module-combine-sink > > It does and you would need to do it manually. if i ask for adding this feature in audio volume settings it is because i am not a techie. plus this feature is already available in audio volume settings but for a particular case : a virtual output device composed of all output devices. i just want to be able to choose the output device. thanks
kde app 18.12.2 plasma 5.15.2 kde framework 5.55.0 qt 512.1 wish still there
I can see this being handy for the use case described. It would make audio a lot more flexible at times like - Two people sharing media while traveling - Pair programming or other collaboration in an environment you don't want to use external speakers