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Use your phone as a mic for a Linux PC
Stream audio from your Linux PC to your phone
Stream audio from a phone to a PC or to another phone
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Use your phone as a mic for a Linux PC
1. Create a virtual audio device
Other apps can't directly use AudioRelay as a source. We'll have to
create
a
virtual audio device
.
AudioRelay will send sound to this virtual audio device and other apps will listen to it as if it was a real
microphone
.
Create a temporary virtual audio device
Create a permanent virtual audio device (recommended)
Result in Volume control
What the result should look like in
Volume control
/
pavucontrol
(Installed via
sudo apt install pavucontrol
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2. Start AudioRelay on your phone
Go to the server tab
Click on the microphone source
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3. Start AudioRelay on your PC
Go to the player tab
Select
Virtual-Mic-Sink
as the audio device
Click on your phone in the server list
4. Start your communications app (Discord, Skype...)
Find the microphone settings
Select
Virtual-Mic
as an input device
Send anonymous feedback about AudioRelay
here
.
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Contents
1. Create a virtual audio device
2. Start AudioRelay on your phone
3. Start AudioRelay on your PC
4. Start your communications app (Discord, Skype...)