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      • Use your phone as a microphone for your Mac
      • Stream audio from your Mac to your phone
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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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  1. Instructions

macOS

How to set up AudioRelay on your Mac

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Virtual audio devices

For security reasons, AudioRelay can’t listen to the audio of your device on macOS. Apps can only capture what comes from a microphone. You need to install a virtual audio device that can route the audio output to a fake microphone.

Here are some virtual audio devices available for macOS:

  • (Free, open source, advertised as 0 latency)

    • They provide a 2ch and 16ch version

    • Install both if you'd like to send audio in both directions

  • (Free, donations welcome)

    • Works OK but has relatively high latency by default

      • You can open its option panel to reduce latency

  • (Free)

  • ($100+, can route audio between apps)

Instructions

After installing the apps from , follow these instructions

BlackHole
VB-Cable
GroundControl
Loopback
audiorelay.net
Use your phone as a microphone for your Mac
Stream audio from your Mac to your phone