What exactly can you do with this?

[tobimensch]

This project lacks a few more descriptive infos. What is it for? How can it be installed on my phone?

Would it be possible to provide prebuilt APKs?

[pelya]

This is for streaming audio from your Linux PC to your phone (or from your Linux chroot on your phone). It is bundled with XSDL X server, and currently won't work without XSDL. You can grab .apk file here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/libsdl-android/files/apk/XServer-XSDL/

[tobimensch]

It would great if this was working without XSDL. I think this is can be very useful. Thanks for the work.

[tobimensch]

I looked into XSDL now, and I see no information how to setup pulseaudio for this to work. Making it work together with an on the phone chroot environment is particularly interesting to me.

[pelya]

XSDL will print instructions when you launch it. You need to set env variable PULSE_SERVER=tcp::4712 on your Linux PC or inside chroot.

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[pelya]

You can also launch XSDL via Android intent, with predefined X display number, if you want to use it from inside chroot launcher, here's a sample code: https://github.com/pelya/xsdl-launcher-example

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XSDL will print instructions when you launch it. You need to set env variable PULSE_SERVER=tcp::4712 on your Linux PC or inside chroot.

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[xavier83]

Is XSDL a hard dependency for this port? If it is just to get the pulseaudio sink to work on android, would this OpenSL patch help avoid that dependency?

[pelya]

Yes, currently XSDL is required. I am going to switch to OpenSL eventually. I've seen this patch before, it does not work.

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Is XSDL a hard dependency for this port? If it is just to get the pulseaudio sink to work on android, would this OpenSL https://github.com/glance-/pulseaudio-android-ndk/blob/master/pulseaudio-patches/0003-WIP-opensl-sink.patch patch help avoid that dependency?

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[xavier83]

Thanks. Looking forward to it :smile:

[avodonosov]

@pelya, it would also be great if the project allowed to stream sound from android to my linux server (where my applifier is connected)

[pelya]

You cannot capture audio output on Android, so it's not possible

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@pelya https://github.com/pelya, it would also be great if the project allowed to stream sound from android to my linux server (where my applifier is connected)

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[avodonosov]

@pelya , not even on Linux level? A driver? A virtual headset?

[pelya]

Some manufacturers would allow capturing internal audio on Android, and anything is possible with root, but currently your best option is to put volume level to maximum and capture microphone input in a quiet room.