Broken friend's speaker?? Even if you want to listen to music through your computer, don't worry, you can use your Android device instead of a broken speaker. You can also do this method if you want to listen to audio on a computer remotely without using a cable. For that, my friend can take advantage of an Android smartphone by using the Soundwire application. In addition to sending audio sound from Windows and Linux-based computers, Soundwire can also control or adjust the volume directly from a smartphone. Make sure the smartphone and computer are on the same wireless network. Here are the steps to activate it:
Step 1.
Download and install the Soundwire app on your PC, it's Windows and Linux based.
To download the application, click hereStep 2
Download and install the SoundWire app (Free Version) from GeorgieLabs on your android smartphone. To download the application, click Here
Step 3
Run the application on the PC. If there are questions from the Firewall, click Allow access. After logging in, this application will automatically display the server address which is useful for connecting to the network via a smartphone. First of all mate
will find the status 'Disconnected' because it has not been connected to the smartphone. Apart from that, you will find Audio Output and Input Select configuration options which can be ignored as they will be detected automatically. Another function provided here is the ability to record audio to MP3 and WAV file formats.
Step 4
Run Soundwire on Android. You can press the big Soundwire logo to automatically detect the network to connect directly. If you can't, fill in the Server field with the IP address listed on Soundwire on the PC.
Step 5
If step 4 is successful, the Soundwire Server display on the PC will show the status 'Connected'. This means that my friend can run audio through a smartphone. Later all audio that is run from a PC will be able to be heard via a smartphone using a WiFi connection which has a longer range than via cable.
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