Streaming audio from one computer to another

[link07]

I recently bought a T100, and it's been great for what I planned to use it for (streaming youtube, netflix, crunchyroll, etc. and some web browsing).  I also have G930's, I can use it plugged into the usb port on the T100's keyboard, but I'm a little afraid that I'm going to break the wireless dongle.  That leads me to wonder if their is a way to stream audio from the T100's to my desktop, which can then send it to my G930's.  I did a good amount (~an hour lol) of Googling, but I can't find a reasonable way to do this without buying some kind of transmitter or receiver.  Does anyone know a way to do  this?

[xXxYOLOxSWAGxXx_420BlazeIt]

Buy a cable and use the line in feature of your sound card?

 

If you want a software solution over the network then you can do it with ffmpeg or VLC.

[xyza]

what you probably need is to set up upnp, I only know that foobar does this but vlc can do it as well I think.

[stevv]

I recently bought a T100, and it's been great for what I planned to use it for (streaming youtube, netflix, crunchyroll, etc. and some web browsing).  I also have G930's, I can use it plugged into the usb port on the T100's keyboard, but I'm a little afraid that I'm going to break the wireless dongle.  That leads me to wonder if their is a way to stream audio from the T100's to my desktop, which can then send it to my G930's.  I did a good amount (~an hour lol) of Googling, but I can't find a reasonable way to do this without buying some kind of transmitter or receiver.  Does anyone know a way to do  this?

 

T100?  Android tablet?

 

I use bluetooth to send my phone audio/music to my computer==> headphones.  Just need a cheap bluetooth dongle to computer (if it doesn't already come with one).  The great part is that once it's "partnered" to computer, it automatically connects as soon as you turn on bluetooth... without doing any switching on computer.  The sound is mixed into the computer's audio. (at least in win 7)

 

edit:

streaming the audio file would be a PITA, now you would have to control the computer's media player remotely.