I've installed anydesk on FreeBSD and on Ubuntu / vm-bhyve. On the anydesk that run on FreeBSD I've configured the audio like this :
transmissions :
v : enable audio transmissions
-specify device = /dev/dsp8
output :
v : enable playback
-playback device = /dev/dsp0
But I'm not sure what device is correct for transmissions and playback. I'm not able to understand how to detect what are the correct devices. In Linux I see "dummy output",so there is something that don't work.
When you play back a Youtube video in Firefox on your host, you can use pavucontrol to switch between the outputs. Alternatively, you can use audio/audacity to play back a sound file to the different dsp devices.
As a matter of fact. You can even just cat /dev/rc.conf > /etc/dsp0
and you should hear some sound coming on whatever output channel you are catting into.
Check your /dev/dsp* files, which dsp devices you have available or do a cat /dev/sndstat.
This should help you understand, what dsp0..8 is what. Usually, there's different devices for speaker, headphone jack, and so on. You can use mixer to adjust volume and input levels.
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