My fork of the web-mic, which has various improvements. Ever wished you could use your phone mic from your linux computer (exposed as a PulseAudio source)? This provides a simple solution to this problem, all wrapped in a single staticly-linked binary written in rust without unsafe code.
cargo install --git https://github.com/kotleni/web-mic-linuxRun web-mic (or ~/.cargo/bin/web-mic-linux), and connect to it on your phone with https://<your ip>:8000. Note the s--it must be https.
You will see a security warning, choose "advanced" then "proceed to xxx".
- TLS requirement
The Web Audio APIs only work in secure contexts, so it runs using self-signed certificates. However, these certificates are cached (in~/.cache/web_mic), so you should only have to bypass the security warning once. - Focus
At least on android chrome, it seems to throttle the capture worker when the phone is locked or similar, so you need to disable the screen timeout. I personally have the setting in developer settings turned on to not timeout the screen when its plugged in. - Latency
This app should obviously not be used when low latency is required. In my limited test, I got around 100ms of latency, which is fine for VoIP.