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AndroidMic is a free, open-source application that converts an Android smartphone into a microphone for desktop computers. It streams audio captured by the phone to a companion application running on Windows, macOS, or Linux. Users can establish connections through Wi-Fi using TCP or UDP, USB ADB, or USB Serial communication. The software supports noise cancellation to improve voice clarity during recording and communication. Its interface displays audio waveforms and provides configurable audio processing settings. Users can adjust sample rates, channel counts, and bit depths to match their preferred audio setup. A virtual audio cable is required to make the incoming stream available as a microphone input to other desktop applications. AndroidMic provides a flexible alternative to dedicated computer microphones.
Features
- Android microphone audio streaming to Windows, macOS, and Linux computers
- Wireless TCP and UDP connections with USB ADB and USB Serial alternatives
- Integrated noise cancellation for clearer voice capture and audio transmission
- Real-time audio waveform visualization for monitoring microphone activity
- Adjustable sample rates, audio channels, and bit depths for compatible devices
- Virtual audio device integration for microphone access in desktop applications
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