Casting phones mic into pc

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I want to cast my phones microphone into pc although i am using audio relay but it has 1 hour time limit.Can any one suggest any app which is simple to use like audio realy but with no time limit

2

You could check Settings>Audio if the Mic is detected as Input Device. Alternatively, You could check that in Pulse Audio Volume Control - a Program for set up Audio Input and Output. You can install it with sudo apt install pavucontrol in Terminal.

3

This might be the solution for you:

Brave A.I. search result;

" WO Mic

WO Mic is a specialized software suite that turns a smartphone into a virtual microphone for a PC. Unlike standard Bluetooth pairing, it uses a dedicated client-server architecture to stream audio with minimal latency, making it a popular alternative to KDE Connect for users needing a relay microphone.

Key Features

  • Virtual Driver Technology : On Windows, it installs a virtual audio driver (e.g., womic.sys ) that makes the phone appear as a standard recording device in the system. This allows it to work seamlessly with any software (Zoom, OBS, Discord) without complex manual configuration.

  • Low Latency : It is designed for near-instant audio transmission. Using a USB cable typically provides the lowest latency and highest audio quality, while Wi-Fi and Bluetooth offer more mobility with slightly higher delay.

  • Multi-Platform Support : It is available for Android , iOS , Windows , macOS , and Linux .

Connection Methods

  1. USB : Best for stability and quality; requires enabling USB debugging on Android.

  2. Wi-Fi : Requires both devices to be on the same network; involves entering the phone’s IP address into the PC client.

  3. Bluetooth : Uses standard Bluetooth pairing but routes audio through the WO Mic protocol rather than standard A2DP/HFP profiles.

  4. Wi-Fi Direct : Allows connection without an existing router by creating a direct link between the phone and PC.

Alternatives

  • AudioRelay : Often recommended as a modern alternative with robust support for Linux (Pipewire) and low-latency performance.

  • KDE Connect : While it lacks native microphone relay, it is preferred for its broader ecosystem of integration (notifications, file transfer) among Linux/Windows users."