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ths61:
Does the Linux port have an analogous MC WMD sound redirect feature from other Linux apps (e.g. play Spotify through the Linux MC distro) ?

Is there a list of functional and non-functional Linux audio features (e.g. volume protection, master volume, etc.) ?

Thanks much.

JimH:

--- Quote from: ths61 on January 19, 2021, 09:36:08 pm ---Does the Linux port have an analogous MC WMD sound redirect feature from other Linux apps (e.g. play Spotify through the Linux MC distro) ?

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No.

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Is there a list of functional and non-functional Linux audio features (e.g. volume protection, master volume, etc.) ?

Thanks much.

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It's the same as the Windows version. 

ths61:

--- Quote from: JimH on January 19, 2021, 09:40:08 pm ---Does the Linux port have an analogous MC WMD sound redirect feature from other Linux apps (e.g. play Spotify through the Linux MC distro) ?
No.

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Not the answer I was looking for, but thanks for the quick answer.

I would like to be able to play Spotify/Pandora/etc. through MC's convolver if any Linux workarounds or new audio features become available to bring the feature sets on par.

I tried installing v26 on 64-bit Debian 10 with a real time kernel and the new install procedure was straight forward.

Awesome Donkey:
You can only do it in Windows unfortunately, since the WDM driver is a Windows-only feature (in fact WDM stands for Windows Driver Model).

ths61:

--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on January 21, 2021, 03:29:58 am ---You can only do it in Windows unfortunately, since the WDM driver is a Windows-only feature (in fact WDM stands for Windows Driver Model).

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I understand what WMD means, but Unix/Linux is famous for its pipes, tees and redirections of I/O streams. One would think it would fit right at home in Linux.  =)

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