I can't give you a solution but I can tell you what I did as a workaround when time was running short for me.
I put jack in the mix on both ends.
Someone had suggested that I edit an alsa config file. I can't remember the results of that. My setup was perhaps not exactly parallel to the suggested fix and I did not have time to dig deeper. You can perhaps search the list archive for the discussion.
In any case, once I had jack in the mix, I got stereo where I had mono before.
all the best,
drew
Hi,
Thanks to the amazing work and dedication to this wonderful project
from some awesome engineers, I, as one of the somewhat inexperienced
, have managed to create a working link using two Linux Mint v19.3
PC's for our cash strapped community radio station. Thank you.
I have a small query and a related question.
Using the default test command line on both PC's, INFO on the TX PC
reports "Started mono audio transmission" BEFORE I had
started the RX PC link. This was a bit confusing, however, there was
no audio until the RX link was started.
I tested the link once established, for separation and found it is
actually Mono!. I'm using default ALSA driver and two Behringer
UCA-202's. I appreciate this is only the default settings and
probably should use command line configuration options but in a
previous version OpenOB worked as stereo "out of the box" using
defaults. Has something changed in this regard.
So, is there any sort of tutorial on using the CL parameters. I am
aware of the "Further Usage" paragraph referring to 'openob -h'
etc but wondered if there was something more in depth to help me fix
the Mono problem.
Anything much appreciated.
Chris Perkins
Flame Radio
Wirral
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