About 1 min readPhone Audio Receiver



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About 1 min readPhone Audio Receiver
About 1 min read
About 1 min readPhone Audio ReceiverConnect the smartphone audio to the usual PC speakers.
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Phone Audio Receiver is a desktop app that transforms your Windows PC into a Bluetooth audio receiver for your smartphone.
It wirelessly receives music, videos, podcasts, and other audio playing on your smartphone, allowing you to enjoy them through your PC's speakers or headphones.
Usage is very simple. Once you pair your smartphone with Windows, just press "Connect" in the app. No cable reconnections or complicated settings required.
You can connect and disconnect multiple smartphones on a per-device basis, and it also supports operation from the system tray, automatic connection at startup, and automatic launch at Windows logon. It stays out of the way normally and is ready to use whenever you need it.
There is no telemetry data collection or external log transmission. It's a Bluetooth audio app for Windows that values simplicity and privacy.
Enjoy audio from music, videos, and more through your PC's speakers or headphones.
Once paired in Windows, you can easily connect from the app.
You can connect and disconnect on a per-device basis. Simultaneous connection of 2 devices and individual disconnection have been verified on actual hardware.
You can connect or disconnect devices without opening the app window.
The app launches at Windows logon and can automatically connect to your selected device when the app starts.
Automatically switches based on your Windows display language.
No telemetry. Logs are never automatically sent externally.
Audio will play through the default playback device selected in Windows.
Download the latest zip file from the bottom of the こちら screen and use it.
Phone Audio Receiver is compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Supported Environment 64-bit Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) or Windows 11 is required.
Regarding Multi-Device Usage Simultaneous connection of 2 devices and individual disconnection have been verified on actual hardware. Simultaneous connection of 3 or more devices has not been tested, and operation depends on your environment such as Bluetooth adapter and drivers.
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