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Describe the new feature you'd like
I propose to add some kind of feature that would make it simpler/faster to set-up the Audio Server for less experienced people.
Describe the reason why you want to add the feature
Currently I'm having to run the program at startup as my Audio Card is dead, and having to run ./as-cmd -l every time because the Endpoint keeps changing is a little inconvenient. It is currently possible to automate it with scripts but not all users might be able to do that.
Describe how to implement the feature if you can
Make the program automatically pick the first endpoint that is found (Works for most people unless they have multiple audio devices)
I'm currently using this bash script to get the program running at startup:
Describe the new feature you'd like
I propose to add some kind of feature that would make it simpler/faster to set-up the Audio Server for less experienced people.
Describe the reason why you want to add the feature
Currently I'm having to run the program at startup as my Audio Card is dead, and having to run
./as-cmd -l
every time because the Endpoint keeps changing is a little inconvenient. It is currently possible to automate it with scripts but not all users might be able to do that.Describe how to implement the feature if you can
Make the program automatically pick the first endpoint that is found (Works for most people unless they have multiple audio devices)
I'm currently using this bash script to get the program running at startup:
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