https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441403
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--- Comment #1 from stuart.lopre...@posteo.net ---
I've just been looking for a solution to this myself. After some significant
searching, I've found that pulseaudio is capable of sending an RTP stream over
the network: https://www.tipvote.com/a/linux/10537
It's a bit cumbersome using this method since you have to know your phone's IP
address on your home network, manually load the null-sink and rtp-send modules
targeting that address, and connect to the resulting RTP stream on your phone
via a compatible app, (e.g. VLC or PulseDroid RTP
https://github.com/wenxin-wang/PulseDroidRtp/) but it works with only minor
latency and very little dropped audio.
Perhaps this is coming from a place of ignorance, (I am not a developer) but it
doesn't seem like it would be difficult in principle to incorporate this
functionality into kdeconnect, especially since it's mainly just leveraging
capabilities pulseaudio already has.
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