This is an old version, please check the latest releases.
Changelog
For changes between 0.12 to 0.21, see this post AudioRelay 0.21 (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android).
It mainly added
- Android to PC streaming
- PC to PC streaming
- Linux and macOS versions
0.23.1
Android
- Added: Allow changing the output device from the notification (Android 11+ only)
- UI: Moved the “connect by address” feature to the server tab (It was available via the toolbar’s menu)
- Fixed: Correctly decode audio data when the server switches from a mono to a stereo device
- For example, if you started a stream while “MacBook Pro Microphone” is selected but then switched to BlackHole, you’d hear a horrible mess
- Fixed: The options to continue playing during phones works on Android 12+
- The
READ_PHONE_STATEis necessary
- The
Desktop
- UI: Translated the app in a few languages
- Currently, it’s available in French, Polish, Romanian and Spanish
- Thanks to the users at https://translations.audiorelay.net!
- UI: Added some info about the Server and Player screens
- Fixed: The installer properly deletes dlls from the 0.12 version
- This issue prevented the app from using audio compression via Opus
- Fixed: Display the correct error message when there’s an issue while using an audio device
- Fixed: Don’t crash when multiple audio devices have the same name
- Fixed: If you don’t hear any sound from Windows, try to disable EventSync in the app’s settings
Notes
- Sharing Android’s audio won’t work for every app, check the compatibility here
- There’s a soft-limit of 1 hour for connections to a non-premium Android server. You can simply reconnect when you’re reaching the limit.
- Desktop to Desktop could require a paid license in the future
- These builds will expire in a few months
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