update documentation to bidirectional operation

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Tilman Kranz 2023-10-10 02:56:02 +02:00
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# pulseaudio-tcp - Redirect PulseAudio to Remote Computer
# pulseaudio-tcp - Redirect PulseAudio to and from Remote Computer
## Requirements
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### Installation on Client Playback Host
* pulseaudio-tcp should be installed on a computer running PulseAudio or Pipewire with PulseAudio compatibility.
* The computer pulseaudio-tcp is installed on ("local host") should use use a remote computer that has speakers attached ("remote host") for playback.
* The computer pulseaudio-tcp is installed on ("local host") should use use a remote computer ("remote host") for playback.
- This is refered to as "outbound" audio.
* The local host should receive audio from the remote host for recording.
- This is refered to as "inbound" audio.
* The IP address and username of the remote host should be known.
### SSH to User Session on Remote Host
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## Usage
### Configuration
### Setup Procedure
As regular user on local host:
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pulseadio-tcp setup
```
### Start service
The following questions will be asked:
* IP address of remote host.
* Name of user on remote host running PulseAudio/Pipewire.
* Enable inbound audio.
* Enable outbound audio.
### Configuration File
The setup procedure writes a configuration file `$HOME/.config/pulseaudio-tcp/config.inc.sh`:
```
remote_ip="192.168.1.166"
remote_user="remoteuser"
inbound=true
outbound=true
```
### Starting the Service
```shell
pulseadio-tcp start
```
### Stop service
### Stopping the Service
```shell
pulseadio-tcp stop
```
### Check if service is running
### Checking if the Service is running
```shell
pulseadio-tcp status