Consegui obter a reprodução de áudio do Windows para o Linux com netjack2. Eu fiz um pequeno artigo aqui: link
Citando parcialmente aqui a posteridade:
Stream audio from Windows to Linux
Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and Windows 10 Redstone 1
Both boxes need to be on the same network (such that multicast packets can be passed between them)
Installing
Linux
- Setup JACK (easy to do with Cadence)
Windows
- Install JACK and ASIO Bridge on the Windows box
- Run
regsvr32 32bits\JackRouter.dll
andregsvr32 64bits\JackRouter.dll
from JACK installation directory- Modify
32bits\JackRouter.ini
and64bits\JackRouter.ini
to match your channel and sample config- (Optional) Set the ASIO Bridge (Hi-Fi Audio) input as the default playback device
Running
- Start the netjack2 server on Linux with
jack_load netmanager
(probably also possible to add to.jackdrc
for it to autoload)- Run JACK NetDriver on Windows (it's in the Start menu), or
jackd -R -d net
- A new device named the hostname of the Windows box should have appeared on the Linux JACK patch panel (Catia if you're using Cadence). Connect it as you see fit (Note: Channels might not match up as expected if you have more than 2).
- Run ASIO Bridge (also in the Start menu), turn ASIO on, and set the ASIO device to JackRouter
- The ASIO Bridge should have automatically set up routes to the system device in the Windows JACK patch panel. You can double check with qjackctl (Jack Control in the Start menu) → Connections and connect them if not