** Description changed: I've connected my stereo installation to my home server (running lucid), and I've configured it to act as a network sink for my laptop's audio. It works like a charm. - In lucid and karmic, I would use padevchooser on my laptop to quickly change back to the built-in speakers when I'm on the road. - In natty, it currently takes a few hacks to get padevchooser to even show up. + In lucid and maverick, I would use padevchooser on my laptop to quickly change back to the built-in speakers when I'm on the road. + In natty, it currently takes a few hacks to get padevchooser to even show up. It would therefore be very nice if a next version of the sound indicator would allow one to pipe all audio to a network host. Specifically, I'd like to be able to enter a hostname or IP address manually. (I may have fudged up some configuration here and there, causing my server to not show up in any network lists.)
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