Package: audora-daemon
Priority: optional
Section: sound
Installed-Size: 3228
Maintainer: sillyangel <angel@sillyangel.dev>
Architecture: amd64
Version: 0.2.0-1
Depends: libc6, libpipewire-0.3-0t64 | libpipewire-0.3-0
Recommends: pipewire, pulseaudio-utils
Filename: pool/main/a/audora-daemon/audora-daemon_0.2.0-1_amd64.deb
Size: 1010660
MD5sum: 90e9cd29558e1a5f07c7923edea08de2
SHA1: 1768bfb9b9ccdf3645912e0609643b94bc78a3ae
SHA256: 92083ae8b6423ca914992c08cc370e2e09995c6765f6dcfcff7bcefc32ee612f
SHA512: 599d2df4f13ee91145d66a610a1d2c9815b5c1b4f77a124a3c7713266ac4c2acf7237c6ddb4fe501cd09089f2dba1f325ed2ce7f96de75ea9b8895b4e979827c
Description: Capture Linux PipeWire audio and stream it to a web browser (remote speaker)
 Turn a web browser into a remote Linux speaker. Audora captures the audio a
 Linux machine produces through PipeWire and streams it over the network to any
 web browser via WebSocket. The browser plays it through its normal audio output
 using the Web Audio API. The browser acts as a remote audio output device:
 music applications (cmus, ncmpcpp, mpv, ...) keep running normally on the Linux
 machine while their audio is heard in the browser tab.

Package: audora-daemon
Priority: optional
Section: sound
Installed-Size: 3243
Maintainer: sillyangel <angel@sillyangel.dev>
Architecture: amd64
Version: 0.1.0-1
Depends: libc6, libpipewire-0.3-0t64 | libpipewire-0.3-0
Recommends: pipewire, pulseaudio-utils
Filename: pool/main/a/audora-daemon/audora-daemon.deb
Size: 1008888
MD5sum: f867b8061f89386749bc556922085dff
SHA1: eac1d1285ba9c5228a5e1b4a197c32fc5843cdfb
SHA256: 1f0739197931591d217c6221d0d75d3b3648b7b76c39b7c47cd03cbc79c6ef6d
SHA512: eb2933f06111fdb81cd9ebfaa02fafe0824968f46f1ea6d484a2030d1a73c8d082325b962c1648bfaddf866ac451d1f71ce9778dada29aa9f50e50a4ab2be286
Description: Capture Linux PipeWire audio and stream it to a web browser (remote speaker)
 Turn a web browser into a remote Linux speaker. Audora captures the audio a
 Linux machine produces through PipeWire and streams it over the network to any
 web browser via WebSocket. The browser plays it through its normal audio output
 using the Web Audio API. The browser acts as a remote audio output device:
 music applications (cmus, ncmpcpp, mpv, ...) keep running normally on the Linux
 machine while their audio is heard in the browser tab.