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AirheadWaves — Open Source Media Player App

MIT
AirheadWaves is a versatile Android application for real-time audio streaming from your device to a server on your local network. It captures internal audio playback, encodes it, and transmits it over TCP, making it perfect for creating a whole-house audio system or streaming to a Raspberry Pi. Features: • Real-time audio streaming with low latency • Advanced audio controls: volume, bass, and treble adjustments • Multi-profile system for managing multiple server configurations • Flexible audio settings: bitrate (96-320 kbps), sample rate (22050-48000 Hz), mono/stereo • Audio-reactive visualization that pulses with music • Modern Material Design 3 UI with light/dark/system themes • Robust state management across backgrounding and configuration changes Technical Details: • Captures internal device audio using MediaProjection API • Encodes to AAC format with ADTS headers • Streams over standard TCP sockets • Software-based DSP effects using custom Biquad filters • Built with Jetpack Compose and modern Android architecture Use Cases: • Whole-house audio systems with multiple receivers • Upgrade legacy speakers with wireless streaming • Multi-room audio control with quick profile switching • Low-latency streaming for podcasts and music • DIY audio projects with full pipeline control Requirements: • Android 10 (API 29) or higher • Network connectivity to receiving server • Server setup guide included in repository The app is completely free, open source, and contains no ads or tracking. Perfect for privacy-conscious users and DIY enthusiasts who want full control over their audio streaming setup.
License
MIT
Privacy
Ad-Free, Open Source, No Tracking
Platforms
Android

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