open the wine configuration side by side next to the `pavucontrol` window You can select the output you want the virtual sink to output to. In the "Playback" section, make sure at the bottom it says "Show: All Streams" and you will see your virtual sink stream there. install and open `pavucontrol` (it's easier, but if you want me to tell you how to do it with `pactl` then tell me and I'll describe in an answer) create a virtual sink in PulseAudio: `pactl load-module module-virtual-sink sink_name=sink1` If you want to reproduce this behavior simply without installing Mass Effect, do the following: The audio coming through Mass Effect can be configured to go to the sink, the audio from "wine-preloader" cannot be bound to a sink through `pavucontrol` or `pactl`. In the game Mass Effect however, the audio comes from two different playback streams, one of them called Mass Effect, the other called "wine-preloader". The Origin client (running in wine) can be bound to the sink through `pavucontrol` and `pactl`. When I set the audio output to the sink in the wine config and use the test functionality, it does not output to the sink. Wine seems to have partial issues attaching to the sink though: This allows me to capture just the audio that passes through the sink, which I need for my purposes. `pactl` and the GUI application `pavucontrol` enable a user to set up virtual sinks and route audio through them.
Now for a more detailed problem description: This shows though that it is not completely technically impossible, it just seems to have issues. Hey, I am currently struggling to get wine to send audio into a virtual sink in PulseAudio.īefore I start: It is possible to do if I disable every audio interface and set the virtual sink as default before starting the application in question, but that's a pretty bad hack that gets very tedious very quickly.
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