• sudo apt install ffmpeg
• pactl (already installed)

• Download the AppImage from release page
• chmod +x PulseAudioStream.AppImage
• Run using ./PulseAudioStream.AppImage.

• Install PulseDroid.apk from https://github.com/dront78/PulseDroid or https://github.com/dront78/PulseDroid/blob/master/bin/PulseDroid.apk
• Start ./PulseControl.AppImage.
• In Pulse Audio Server menu, select an output source to capture from and click start. It'll show the ip to connect to.
• Enter the ip and port in PulseDroid app and hit play.
• If you can't hear the audio, stop the server and change output source.

• Download IP webcam and start it as an audio server (disable video for battery life). When you start server, note the ip and port,
• Enter the path to IP Webcam audio source in the text entry in the format http://192.168.10.7:8080/audio.opus http://:/audio.opus
• Hit start server
• Now the mic will be available to all ubuntu apps.

• MatthiasCoppens/pulseaudio-virtualmic

• Ubuntu 20.04
• Ubuntu 20.04 VM
• Manjaro 20.1.2
• Manjaro 21.0.6
• Arch Linux
• Raspi OS
• OpenSuse Leap
• OpenSuse Tumbleweed
• Termux
• Alpine
• Cygwin

• zypper install python-tk
• python3 main.py

• zypper install python-tk
• pip3 install pyinstaller
• pyinstaller --onefile main.py

Latest Releases can be obtained from github actions