SoundWire is a free software that allows users to stream any music or audio from their Windows or Linux PC to their Android mobile devices over WiFi or cell networks. It can be used as a remote speaker or wireless headphone, and can stream live audio from a PC-based music system. SoundWire provides low latency, enabling users to listen to the soundtrack of a movie or YouTube video while watching it. In addition, it can be used as a baby monitor or listening device. To use SoundWire, users must install and run the SoundWire Server application on their Windows/Linux PC or laptop. The free version of SoundWire has voice identification and displays ads. The full version, which can be purchased to support the developer, has unlimited Opus audio compression and can handle multiple clients. The app requires network access and permission to prevent the phone from sleeping. Troubleshooting is available in the SoundWire documentation, and support can be reached at soundwire@georgielabs.net.
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This is the SoundWire free version. SoundWire lets you stream any music or audio ("what you hear now") from your Windows or Linux PC to your Android mobile devices. Use it as: - A remote speaker or wireless headphones - A way to listen to music and movies from your computer anywhere around your house, or further over cell networks - A wireless extension of live audio from your PC-based music systemSoundWire does audio mirroring (audio cast). You can use any music player on your PC or laptop like Spotify, YouTube, or iTunes and stream the live sound over WiFi directly t.....
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SoundWire - Audio Streaming App 3.0 Update
2019-04-16
-Rebuilt app using latest APIs.
-Made audio equalizer work in more situations, particularly with native audio. New setting "disable fast Android audio path" should be selected to prevent low-latency audio from disabling equalizer.
-Removed permissions no longer needed in recent Android versions.
-Improved Music VU integration (synchronization, spectrum and waveform data delivery).
-Various bug fixes and appearance improvements.
