By mcplums
So I’m trying to stream from my droplet to Twitch. I’ve already found a solution for the video- https://belive.tv/ it outputs the video fine.
I don’t think my droplet is configured to output any sound in the first place, so of course it can’t pick up any sound and only streams video.
Specifically I just want access to the sound the web browser is making to be accessible.
Any ideas!?
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Hello @mcplums
I believe you’ll need to use an additional package like pavucontrol. The tool is a simple volume control tool (mixer) for the PulseAudio sound server which should already be installed.
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/man1/pavucontrol.1.html
After installing pavucontrol you have graphical access to several useful settings for pulseaudio including a choice for your output device. Choose the default output device in the Output Device
Hope that this helps!
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