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Using Scream over Shared Memory

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== Introduction ==
'''Note: While this setup is possible it is ill-advised, Scream does not benefit from using IVSHMEM in any way, if anything it increases CPU load and latency due to the polling nature of the implementation. Scream operates far better over a vfio-net device which is already a zero-copy data transfer via shared memory. If you however insist on continuing read you're onyour own if you run into issues.'''
As of a recent windows 10 update (Time of writing: 20th Oct 2019), all programs that utilize audio will hang when the output is set to an ICH6 or ICH9 device. AC97 drivers are quite old, and setup is quite tedious. As a workaround, you can use [https://github.com/duncanthrax/scream Scream]. It's primarily developed by [https://github.com/duncanthrax duncanthrax] and provides an alternate way to send sound to the host. Scream is relatively painless to set up.
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