Can I tell Sunshine capture explicit audio input device (Line-In only) instead of entire computers' audio?

[Wohlstand]

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Hello!

I do use Sunshine to let my female-friend play with me game running on hardware console, and gamepad gets provided to her with the NXBT thing. The problem that Sunshine captures entire audio, but that a problem since her voice from the talking program gets echoed and that makes a problem to her. The console's sound I stream through the analogue Line-IN (to avoid latency caused by the capture device). And I want to tell the Sunshine to capture only Lune-IN instead of Monitor of PC's audio. Is that possible? I use Sunshine on Linux Mint 22.2 (Ubuntu 24.04).

[ReenigneArcher]

You can set "audio_sink" or "virtual_sink" in the config.

https://docs.lizardbyte.dev/projects/sunshine/latest/md_docs_2configuration.html#audiovideo

[ReenigneArcher]

docs are already optional, just disable it with the cmake argument... and sure you compiled it but it doesn't mean everything works I know for a fact that the PROJECT_ICON does not work on doxygen < 1.10.

For boost, I still believe you are using a cache from a previous build. Anyway, it's a moot point. We support far more distros than Ubuntu/Debian. e.g. Arch. So it's just far easier to pin the version and static link. Ubuntu/Debian always has outdated packages.

[Wohlstand]

I still believe you are using a cache from a previous build

Seriously? How? I clonned Sunshine first time just today, and I attempted to fix it.

[Wohlstand]

Ubuntu/Debian always has outdated packages.

Debian focurses on the stability, and any packages that are supposed to enter the stable repo will be tested/polished widely, and the fixed state gets released as a stable version. Ubuntu takes newer packages, but depends on the edition (LTS or any other), or packages gets taken from Debian's testing, or from Debian's Sid.

[Wohlstand]

Arch I know, actually very chaotic distro since it releases snapshots rather than versioned releases and always have latest packages, but on the other side, it's always possible to catch the faulty package that might ruin the work (my buddy from Khabarovsk got such cases and he was required to reboot into USB stick and roll back these packages through chroot).

I do also release my project in a form of static libraries, but I still allow linking to system dependencies to allow packagers take the thing into distro or maintain the system-wide security.

[Wohlstand]

Huh, I see you included the pre-built thing here:

(For my projects I usually never include prebuilds, I attach submodules and do build dependencies in place, since I often can apply mods on my copies of these dependencies and build for new CPU architecture).