Audio Streaming over WiFi topic

Hello XDA Forums,

I have been looking for a while now for this without many results.
Is there a way to stream all audio from your android device, to your pc?

A set-up like this:

Android Device Audio -> WiFi -> Computer -> Computer Speakers

Is there an app for doing this? I'm not looking for Bluetooth connection as i do not have an adapter for that on my computer.
I am using my android device directly on my speakers right now using a 3.5mm jack, but the possibility of being able doing this over WiFi will make things a lot easier.
I have my router in my room so i guess latency won't be that high.

THanks in advance.

Razer ForgeTV Hardware Advantages over FireTV topic

The Razer ForgeTV looks to be a strong contender that could unseat the FireTV for modding, provided the software is open and hackable. There are a couple big reasons: Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0, and a Snapdragon 805 processor. This makes the device much more viable as a network attached storage device, in addition to faster media playback and access generally.

In addition to this, if the ForgeTV is capable of installing apps to an external storage device, the USB 3.0 speeds should kill any issues with performance that come with the limitations of USB 2.0.

The only real hardware disadvantage to the ForgeTV is the lack of optical audio out, which can thankfully be overcome with a usb soundcard, if that is really a huge issue for some people (it is for me- I like using spotify through my receiver without turning on my TV).

The biggest concern is the implementation of Lollipop. How the software will be locked down and what restrictions this places (specifically on bluetooth devices like wiimotes that do not work past android 4.2, and any issues caused by lollipop's handling of external storage and sdcard access) is a concern as always, and I'm sure there will be numerous issues to overcome on that front.

In any case, I'm excited for the release, and will certainly be picking one up when they go on sale. Let's use this thread as a place to discuss the transition, as I'm sure a lot of people will be jumping from the FireTV to the ForgeTV if the software proves flexible enough.

Just ordered a Droid Turbo Over A Sony Z3v Did I make the right choice? topic

Im seriously in love with the droid but after checking out the specs of the Sony Z3 then playing and holding one, Im wondering if I made a bad decision. I kinda just rushed into the upgrade, I've been using a droid ultra for so long and loved it so I figured the upgrade would be even sweeter. My girlfriend got an iPhone 6 and wanted me to get one too so we can have a secure end to end conversation when I'm out of town but I can just do that from my iPad. So my phone gets here tomorrow and I was actually considering taking it straight to the Verizon store and exchanging it for a Z3v but what do you guys think. Are you loving your phones enough that the slight battery and screen improvements are worth the width and girth of the turbo over the slender sexy IPS water resistant up to 30 minutes Sony Z3v? The waterproof rating is tipping the scales for me but maybe Ill try it for a few days, if I hate it I think I have up to 14 days to exchange. Also No wireless charging or DLNA from the droid turbo COM' ON MAN!!!!

[Q] Stream voice over WifiDirect strategy topic

Hi all.

I am currently developing an app which allow users to make a voice call over wifidirect (p2p calling)
Currently I am using Socket to establish a receiver-sender connection in each client side, and an UDP socket to transfer data. The sequence looks like diagram below:
Device 1 <========================> Device 2
Sender ======== Request call =========> Receiver
||
Receiver <======= Call responses ========= Accept / deny call

The receiver - sender are 2 separate services. Call request / accept / deny ... are using Intents.
There is an Activity which has a broadcastreceiver will process intents.
I want my app works line the normal call: User can request a call, accept a call, premature end a dialing, end a call.
But shortly I was overwhelmed by too many intents and the interaction between them.
For example, when I request a call, a CALL_REQ intent is sent.
The other device receives the CALL_REQ intent and pops up a dialog to accept or deny a call.
Then in device 1 I end the dial but at the same time I accept the call in the device 2.
The result is: device 1 ended the calling, device 2 starts a call session then sends back a CALL_ACCEPTED intent resulted in crash in device 1.

I believe that my design has problem with handling intents that may interfere each other because of latency introduced by Socket-Client model.
So please help me improve my design. I am thinking of looking for source code of Android normal Call but it seems very different from wifi-direct data stream.

[Q] Echo Problem over call topic

Hey guys i got this beautiful phone..but for some camera issue i had to give it to the s.c.
They repaired it but took 15-20days for it..now my phone has a unique problem..when ever i am over a call the person on the other end gets to hear his own echo..which kinda annoys the person..can anyone please help..
Its not my carrier..i have checked and varified it..
Plez help..
Thanks in advance

[Q] Sending data over wifi topic

I want to use the screen of android phone/tablet as a remote input device.
I want to get the position of the finger(s) and send that using udp socket to a pc/laptop.
Later I'd also like to add more input possibilities and add the option to send data (text/images) to the phone and displaying that.

I've already created a simple server that receives messages in C++ but my knowledge about java/android development revolves around the hello world program, so I'd need a lot of tips and pointers for this one.

Anyone knows about a good(detailed) tutorial about this?