Version 3.1
App that streams computer audio to an Android phone over LAN
- 📄 Licensed under Apache-2.0
- ⚙️ Requires Android 7.0 or above. (and v2 runs on Android 5.0+)
- ⚙️ Uses PulseAudio module
module-simple-protocol-tcp
to stream PCM audio (signed 16 bit LE)
Phone-side:
- After installing the APK, add the quick setting tile from the menu.
- Long press the tile to open settings.
- Set the IP address, port number, sample rate and Mono/Stereo setting in settings.
- Tap on the tile to play/pause playback.
PC side:
- Place the
pashare
script in some folder in PATH(/usr/bin, /usr/local/bin or some other folder) - Set the port and sample rate in
pashare
script.(It's 8000 and 48000Hz by default) - Use
pashare start
to start streaming audio andpashare stop
to stop streaming audio.
- Different package name: If using an older version, it should be reinstalled
- No feature updates.
- Upgraded to Java 8 in gradle
- Uses view binding except preferences screen
- Removed unused resources and res values
- Small changes like: changing build tools version and removing useless libraries
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Revamped and an easier to use UI. There is no app in menu now. Only exists as a quick settings tile.
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App listens to audio focus so pauses playback when another app starts playing audio.
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Reduced lag in audio.
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Uses wakelock and wifilock to see to that the playback doesn't stop
Code-wise:
- Code is documented well and has comments for most of the documents.
- Instead of having the main activity play/pause, PlayTile service does it.
- Removed most of the useless/old files.
- Uses proguard to shrink resources so that the app is smaller in size.
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Added support for dark mode.
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Port is set to 8000 by default and port is now set from settings.
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Added a help view which helps new users to figure out things.
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Redesign of app and icon.
Code-wise:
- Converted code from Java to Kotlin.
- Added wakelock support to enable Onpa to play audio even when the screen is off.(Doesn't work)
- Converted the PulseDroid app to material design and made slight changes in code.
- Displays a numeric keypad by default(if the keyboard supports it) for easier typing.
App can be updated by downloading APKs from the Releases page in GitHub.
- Just using the
PulseDroid
app itself. - Few forks of
PulseDroid
like ferreum's - PulseDroidRtp - Uses RTP instead of TCP
No one knows what the future holds but for now, I don't plan on updating this for now.