I have my home PC set as the server and my laptop set as a player. After adding port-forwarding and running some dynamic DNS, I am able to get my laptop to connect thru the internet. However regardless of what I pick as the device on either side (and I’ve tried every cross combination), I am unable to hear audio. I was trying with a music track playing on the server the whole time.
A couple odd things. Changing the display name on the server does change it on the player. Using the mute button on the player does mute the audio on the server (such that I stopped hearing the music on my headphones directly attached to server).
I am highly perplexed by this. I used a LAN with the phone app as player and laptop as server and it worked perfectly fine. Using phone as player and PC as server (thru internet) also doesn’t work even tho they connect.
I have this same issue. Windows 10 > Android. Port forwarded TCP/UDP 59100.
I can mute my PC from the AudioRelay app on my phone, so I know it is connected but audio data isn’t being received. I can even see network traffic being uploaded from that app on the PC when I connect from my phone (about 20KB/s)
Did a fresh install of the app on my phone too.
In my case, the server and client were successfully connected—I could see the capture latency in the “Stats” section and was able to mute and unmute my PC without issues. However, the problem was on my Android device.
With Android 15, there are multiple sound toggles for different apps, divided into two sections: System Volume and App Volume. The issue was that Audio Relay’s volume was controlled under the App Volume section. I had to manually adjust it there to get the audio working properly.
