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      • Use your phone as a mic for Windows 10
      • Use your phone as a mic for Windows 7
      • Stream audio from your PC to your phone
    • macOS
      • Use your phone as a microphone for your Mac
      • Stream audio from your Mac to your phone
    • Linux
      • 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. Start AudioRelay on your Mac
  • 2. Start Audio MIDI Setup (via Spotlight, for example).
  • 3. Start AudioRelay on your phone
  • Send sound to speakers/headphones/AudioRelay at the same time

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  1. Instructions
  2. macOS

Stream audio from your Mac to your phone

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Install a virtual audio device if you haven't already done sone.

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1. Start AudioRelay on your Mac

  • In the server tab, select the virtual audio device

2. Start Audio MIDI Setup (via Spotlight, for example).

  • Select the virtual audio device

  • Right click on it, then click on Use This Device For Sound Output

3. Start AudioRelay on your phone

  • Click on your Mac in the list of servers

Send sound to speakers/headphones/AudioRelay at the same time

On macOS, you can create a Multi-Output device in order to output to multiple audio devices.

  • Launch AudioRelay

    • In the player tab, select the virtual audio device

  • Launch Audio MIDI Setup (via spotlight, for example).

    • Click on the + sign in the lower left corner

    • Click on Create Multi-Output device

    • Click on this new device

    • Right click on it, then click on Use This Device For Sound Output

    • In the right pane, check your virtual audio device and your speakers for example

  • Start AudioRelay on another device and connect it to your Mac

  • You should now hear your Mac’s audio from both your Mac and the other device

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