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NoMachine Forums - A new PulseAudio instance is created
https://forums.nomachine.com/topic/a-new-pulseaudio-instance-is-created
You can shutdown NoMachine ( sudo /usr/NX/bin/nxserver --shutdown) and respawn pulseaudio (execute pulseaudio -k and then pulseaudio -D ). Is there sound on the machine desktop (physically, without involving NoMachine)? If not there won’t be in the NoMachine session neither.
webrtc - Applications not seeing NoMachine pulseaudio ...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52330568/applications-not-seeing-nomachine-pulseaudio-microphone-source
NoMachine presents the client's microphone as a pulseaudio source. I can use Audacity to record from the pulseaudio source. However, other applications - Chrome, Firefox, Slack, WebEx - don't see or don't recognize the pulseaudio source as a microphone. test.webrtc.org says [ FAILED ] Failed to get access to local media due to error: NotFoundError.
Tech Notes for Remote Operation Using NoMachine …
http://www.w1hkj.com/W3YJ/Remote_Tech_Notes.pdf
NoMachine can be installed on all major operating systems, including Windows, MacOS, Linux, and Android. The NoMachine server for Raspbian, the Linux distribution that runs on the Raspberry Pi, has the ability to interface with a Linux PulseAudio streaming audio server. This allows us to use a NoMachine server to stream audio coming into and
Inexpensive All Mode Remote Operating with a ... - …
http://www.w1hkj.com/W3YJ/Remote_Article.pdf
NoMachine interfaces to PulseAudio. A common commercial use for NoMachine is logging onto remote systems and streaming audio remotely to remote mics and speakers for VoIP communications. Hams of course want to hear audio coming from the transceiver and send audio to a mic input on
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NoMachine - ArchWiki - Arch Linux
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NoMachine
On the target computer, start/enable nxserver.service via systemd, or via menu in your desktop: Internet > NoMachine > NoMachine Service, which does the same via a GUI and offers extra info and configuration. On the client, start the "Player" (menu Internet > NoMachine > NoMachine. Or start it with /usr/NX/bin/nxplayer
Install And Use NoMachine Remote Desktop On CentOS 8 ...
https://codepre.com/install-and-use-nomachine-remote-desktop-on-centos-8.html
NoMachine is a free and open source remote desktop software for remote access, desktop sharing, virtual desktop and file transfer between computers. It uses the NX protocol to provide local speed with low bandwidth. It can be installed on many operating systems, including Linux, Windows, Mac OS X and Android.
THANKS TO BARRY KB1PA FOR THIS FIND - BRARA
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NoMachine interfaces with PulseAudio. A common commercial use for NoMachine is logging onto remote systems and streaming audio remotely to remote microphones and speakers for VolP communications. Hams of course want to hear audio coming from the transceiver and send audio to a microphone input on the radio.
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