If you try to install via the deb file, you will get an error that tells you that the libflac8 dependency does not exist.
Simply download the deb file on debian and try to install.
OS: Debian
AudioRelay: 0.27.5
I found a workaround way for now
First, install audiorelay ignoring dependency libflac8:
sudo dpkg -i --ignore-depends=libflac8 audiorelay-0.27.5.deb
Then follow this official guide install virtual audio device:
Don’t forget to install pavucontrol:
sudo apt install pavucontrol
Select audiorelay speaker on your volume control/sound setting and on audiorelay app
By default debian 12 use libflac12
On Ubuntu, this doesn’t install the package in the correct manner and you are stuck with not able to install any further applicatons using apt. It asks you to first remove the audiorelay package and then it allows for any other installation.
The package installs fine by dropping the bin folder into an open terminal but it does not install the virtual audio driver that gets installed in Windows. In addition as soon I open the server address from the desktop LinuxMint on my android I get a lot of white noise.
Still an issue on Debian Trixie, as telling it to ignore the dependency for something no longer shipped even on Debian Bookworm ends up biting me when I try to update and it screams at me about not having libflac8 when libflac14 is definitely available to download.