Specifically, when running it and getting to the four steps after I select my headset speakers and microphone.

2. Unmute your main mic and set it's appropriate sound level (pavucontrol/pulsemixer)
3. Move any programs that you want audio streaming ON to FunnelSink and change the volume of OutputMixer according to your friend's liking.

"set it's appropriate sound level (pavucontrol/pulsemixer)" What does this mean, how do I do that? "Move any programs that you want audio streaming ON to FunnelSink" Again, how do I do that?

I figured out how to fix the problem. Looking at the source code, what the script does is it uses pactl to mute your mic, you can undo by first typing pactl list sources and it will show all your input audio sources, find which number source the microphone you chose was, 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. then type pactl get-source-mute # (replace hashtag with source number) and all this tells you if the microphone is muted or not as confirmation, you can also just read the status from the pactl list sources tab.

If you confirm the microphone is muted then you can pactl set-source-mute # 0 the 0 is to turn off while 1 would mean to turn on mute. Hope this helps you

It would be nice if there was a way to make this more script friendly.

The following is an example of a list of commands that would be very useful for anyone writing a script to automate this a little more (asdl is used to abbreviate audio-share-discord-linux):

• ./asdl -l o Lists output devices so user can use grep to find a specific one
• ./asdl -l i Lists input devices so user can use grep to find a specific one
• ./asdl -o <number/name> Selects the output device (This could be saved to a config file or something)
• ./asdl -i <number/name> Selects the input device (This could be also be saved to a config file)
• ./asdl -s Starts the program which uses the config file. If there isn't a config file, it could run like normal
• ./asdl -c Runs the program like is does now, but this way the user can change the config file easily through this interface if they wanted
• ./asdl -h Runs the program in headless mode (doesn't print any output) This would be beneficial to someone wanting to make a script to run this program

Can you provide an example on how to configure it properly? As in, which output channel to select as I see 5 on my system.

I did manage to get it to working once. After I slightly adjusted the input volume in Discord it stopped working.

I think I got it working by using [3] FunnelSink as output and outputting Spotify to "Do_Not_Touch_Sink" via pavucontrol. However this is not how it's intended according to the existing instructions.

Also a documentation on how the three additional sound channels work would make understanding and debugging it easier I think.

There is not a Makefile to compile this project and build directory doesn't exists neither (I don't recommend to include build dir for arch reasons).

What is a Makefile and how does it work?.