SoundWire

SoundWire is an innovative tool that streams music from your computer to your Android device, regardless of the music source.

Music Streaming Made Easy

SoundWire is a versatile application that allows users to seamlessly stream music from their computer to their Android device, irrespective of whether the music is playing on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube or any other platform. This enables users to enjoy their favorite music on their mobile devices without the need for any complicated setups or extra hardware.

More than Just a Music Streaming App

In addition to its music streaming capabilities, SoundWire can also be used as a baby monitor. All that's required is a computer with a built-in microphone, which is a standard feature in most modern laptops. This computer can be placed in the baby's room, and users can then monitor sounds from that room directly on their mobile device. This dual functionality makes SoundWire much more than just a music streaming app.

Quality Audio Streaming

By default, SoundWire streams audio in high quality (44.1 / 48 kHz), ensuring that users enjoy crisp, clear sound. However, if users wish to conserve bandwidth, the quality can be reduced in the program's settings. This flexibility allows users to tailor their listening experience to their specific needs and preferences.

Recording Feature

SoundWire also includes a recording feature, enabling users to record and save whatever is playing on their device. It's a convenient tool for capturing audio clips, whether it's a favorite song, an interesting podcast, or important notes from a meeting.

Pros

• Streams music from various platforms
• Can also serve as a baby monitor
• High-quality audio streaming
• Adjustable audio quality for bandwidth conservation
• Inbuilt recording feature

Cons

• Requires a computer with a built-in microphone for baby monitoring feature
• Bandwidth consumption could be high at maximum audio quality

Thanks for using SoundWire!

-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.