Push to talk linux

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import dbus

import logging

__all__ = [ ‘SkypeInterface’ , ]

class SkypeInterface ( object ):

verb = «Mute only Skype»

def __init__ ( self ):

self . logger = logging . getLogger ( ‘push_to_talk_app.interfaces.skype’ )

self . bus = dbus . SessionBus ()

self . configured = False

def configure ( self ):

try :

self . logger . debug ( «Configuring. » )

self . outgoing = self . bus . get_object ( ‘com.Skype.API’ , ‘/com/Skype’ )

self . outgoing_channel = self . outgoing . get_dbus_method ( ‘Invoke’ )

self . configured = True

self . start ()

self . logger . debug ( «Configured.» )

return False

except :

# This happens if Skype is not available.

return True

def mute ( self ):

self . _invoke ( «MUTE ON» )

def unmute ( self ):

self . _invoke ( «MUTE OFF» )

def _invoke ( self , message ):

if not self . configured :

self . configure ()

try :

self . outgoing_channel ( message )

except :

self . configured = False

def start ( self ):

self . _invoke ( ‘NAME PushToTalk’ )

self . _invoke ( ‘PROTOCOL 5’ )

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Как говорить по микрофону только при нажатии клавиши

Я использую Skype и Brosic для видеоконференций с друзьями. Часто появляется шум от фона.

Я использую Centos и Ubuntu для рабочих станций. Есть ли способ настроить Linux для активации микрофона только при нажатии клавиши, например, Shift ? Я хочу, чтобы люди слышали меня, когда я нажимаю клавишу Shift .

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Может быть, этот репозиторий на bitbucket подойдет вам?

Это только для Skype, однако. Это для Linux в целом:

У меня нет личного опыта с этим, но на форумах Skype кто-то спрашивал об этом и упоминал что-то вроде «Push to Mute» или «Push to to Mute». Наверное, в некотором роде, но вы можете извлечь из этого аналогичную функциональность. Цитирую ветку.

Сервис -> Параметры -> Дополнительно -> Горячие клавиши. Выберите последний элемент и назначьте горячую клавишу. Сохранить.

Я регулярно использовал функцию толчка к разговору в Ventrillo, и я должен сказать, что толчок к отключению звука, вероятно, был бы не таким уж полезным, но если у вас уже не сожжена мышечная память об обратном, этого может быть достаточно. Плюс, очевидно, он встроен в Skype.

Skype в стиле Metro не раскрывает пользовательские настройки для привязки клавиш и имеет только привязку клавиш «Вкл. / Выкл. Ctrl+M (переключение, а не «разговор»):

Настройки привязки ключей удалены с сегодняшнего (2018-04-16) обновленного рабочего стола Skype:

Microsoft даже бесит, если вы работаете в Windows 10 и пытаетесь установить Desktop Skype (у Metro Skype нет возможности оставаться в фоновом режиме). Это подталкивает вас к использованию режима совместимости Win 8 в установщике. В противном случае он отказывается устанавливать версию Desktop.

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push_to_talk 1.0.4

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Released: Mar 12, 2012

Push-to-talk functionality for Linux

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Push to talk linux

Push-to-Talk for PulseAudio

This program implements «push-to-talk» functionality for programs that access your microphone using PulseAudio. It was created because Zoom’s Linux client does not support push-to-talk. (The Windows and macOS clients do support push-to-talk.)

Once your program of interest has started getting audio from your microphone, launch ptt_pa. A black window will appear, and the program will stop receiving microphone input. When the space key is held, the window will turn white and the program will receive microphone input again.

• Xlib, and development headers if building from source. On Ubuntu the library is provided by the package libx11-6 and the headers are provided by the package libx11-dev.
• pacmd. On Ubuntu this program is provided by the package pulseaudio-utils.

Run Make in the root directory of this repository. This will produce an executable ptt_pa in that same directory.

1. Start your program of interest, and start recording audio. (It’s not enough to just start the program. For Zoom, this means that you should join a meeting before proceeding.)
2. Run pacmd list-source-outputs . Make note of the index of the output associated with the program you’re interested in.
3. Run ./ptt_pa [THAT INDEX] .
4. Press and hold the space key whenever you wish to unmute yourself.

Known problems and to-dos

• Closing the program while muted will leave the output muted.
  • Workaround: hold space to stay unmuted while closing the program.
• User is unmuted when program is first started even though they should be muted.
  • Workaround: mute and unmute every time you start the program to ensure that you’re in the correct state.
• Using system commands is pretty gross. I’d like to switch to PulseAudio’s C library at some point.

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Want push-to-talk in Zoom for Linux? Use this program to mute a PulseAudio source output unless a keyboard key is held.

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Pause and stuttering when using push to talk #1065

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sjtrny commented Jun 15, 2016

I have the talk button mapped to a side button on my mouse. When I press the button the game pauses or stutters for a second then returns to normal. This means I can’t use voice chat when firing etc.

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Tele42 commented Jun 15, 2016

@sjtrny, what OS are you running? If you are running linux with pulseaudio, does leaving pavucontrol open in the background help (from #500)?

sjtrny commented Jun 15, 2016 •

OS X 10.11.5. But this bug has been around ever since I started using my mouse as the talk key 2+ years ago. Just haven’t been bothered to report it until now.

ghost commented Jun 15, 2016

Same here, only happens after not using it in a while.

brnrdbrk commented Jun 16, 2016

Same here, OS X 10.11 and a Logitech G600 mouse.

AntikGoofy commented Jun 16, 2016

I always had this problem. Happens every time you press whichever button your mic is binded to. But it only happens when you dont use your mic for a long time (5 minutes max). If you keep pressing the button to talk in game the stutter wont happen.

weiran commented Jun 17, 2016

I’ve also been having this issue since forever, my mouse is a Logitech G602 and I use the Logitech Control Centre to bind a button to K for push to talk.

spagett1337 commented Jun 17, 2016

Same issue here since forever. (OS X)

kubofonista commented Jul 4, 2016

Same here. It doesn’t matter where the button is — on keyboard is the same.

nmorey commented Jul 16, 2016

Same here for both Linux and Mac. I do not see in issue when talking while dead in competitive.

webartistse commented Jan 20, 2017 •

I had this problem before but it just disappeared some weeks ago. But after the update last week I think its back again. The game is freezing for a little moment then I release the talk button. I have this bind on my mouse. But this only happens if I havn’t used it recently. So I really can’t use mic if I need to fire because I do I will be an easy target. Using MacOS Sierra.

@kisak-valve, you’re good with fast answers! Is this something devs looking at? The bug has huge impact on the game experience and it has been around for a while.

jejdacz commented Nov 23, 2018 •

Ubuntu Linux Solution for 1-2 sec freeze after push to talk is commenting out this line in /etc/pulse/default.pa

Automatically suspend sinks/sources that become idle for too long
#load-module module-suspend-on-idle

kisak-valve commented Nov 23, 2018

MacOS does not use pulseaudio, making that tweak irrelevant for this issue report?

jejdacz commented Nov 24, 2018 •

MacOS does not use pulseaudio, making that tweak irrelevant for this issue report?

True, but I’ve found this Issue report among the links for Linux solution. so It may help other Linux users who comes here. Maybe idea of this solution is similar in Mac Os.
But If you mind I can remove the post.

Managor commented Mar 27, 2019

I’ll comment here. Dota 2 has an option named «Streamlined push to talk» to keep the microphone active and to prevent the freezes. Can we have that in CS:GO?

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