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How to start/configure pulseaudio remotely with ssh - iTecTec
https://itectec.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-how-to-start-configure-pulseaudio-remotely-with-ssh/
environment-variables pulseaudio sound ssh. I have a remote machine to which I can ssh. On the remote machine there is a program that uses pulse audio to get input from a USB microphone attached to the remote machine. This setup works fine when operated locally, i.e. I can get input from pulse audio when connected locally.
arch linux - Accessing pulseaudio sinks during an SSH ...
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/683362/accessing-pulseaudio-sinks-during-an-ssh-session
Start pulseaudio in system mode with sudo pulseaudio --system -D. But this actually made things worse. Now, pactl list short sinks only lists the dummy sink both in SSH and local sessions, leaving me unable to play audio even from a local terminal even as root.
networking - How to carry audio over SSH? - Ask Ubuntu
https://askubuntu.com/questions/371687/how-to-carry-audio-over-ssh
Whenever you SSH with X11 forwarding enabled, PulseAudio programs use X11 to discover your sound server (use pax11publish or. xprop -root PULSE_SERVER to see for yourself). Just tell PulseAudio to listen for network connections (paprefs as described above), and all X11 programs will be able to use it.
How to redirect Pulse-audio over SSH and open up a socket ...
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/how-to-redirect-pulse-audio-over-ssh-and-open-up-a-socket-file-reverse-tunnelled-to-the-local-pulse-audio-server-on-the-client.81579/
How to redirect Pulse-audio over SSH and open up a socket file reverse tunnelled to the local Pulse-audio server on the client. Thread starter ziomario Start date Aug 3, 2021
xorg - Why does PulseAudio's behavior vary over SSH ...
https://serverfault.com/questions/1091906/why-does-pulseaudios-behavior-vary-over-ssh
At this point, audio works when applications are started from local login shells, but not when applications are started via SSH; PA connections are refused. I can kill PulseAudio and then run pulseaudio --start via SSH. After doing this, applications started both locally and via SSH have working audio. This continues to work even in new SSH ...
PulseAudio sound forwarding across a network – Joshua ...
https://joshdata.wordpress.com/2009/02/11/pulseaudio-sound-forwarding-across-a-network/
ssh -L4000:localhost:4000 remotehost. PulseAudio is a server that listens for connections on a Unix domain socket by default, which means 1) it can’t be accessed remotely, and 2) ssh can’t redirect a TCP port to it directly. One could configure PulseAudio to use a TCP port instead, but then you have to worry about security.
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