Every PulseAudio “Sink” has a “Source” named “monitor”. This lets you attach to a given Sink and chain more stuff to it, for example, recording the audio that is playing through PulseAudio at any given moment. This is very handy for creating, for example, PubQuiz-style clips of songs, movies, etc.

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Building native now is pretty easy, no need to build the android source like before, as google already provide the ndk that gives us a handy tool to go.

I'm using to do this android-ndk-r5-linux-x86.tar.bz2 in my case.

This is the path i use:

source code: /home/dd/android/dev/native
android ndk: /home/dd/android/android-ndk-r5
android sdk: /home/dd/android/android-sdk-linux_86

Do The Story:

Create the initial code named /home/dd/android/dev/native/test.c:

#include  <stdio.h>// printf

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You're behind proxy and you want to do things behind it, you will have options like: proxychains, corkscrew, or socat.

This page is related to corkscrew and socat.

Do:

1. Corckscrew:

Create general wrapper (named: /tmp/corkscrew.wrapper):

#!/bin/bash