
Kind of works This is a rather clunk app but it is the only app that serves my purpose. I basically wanted an ability to continuously push audio alert to my tablet whenever there is at least one unread message on my gmail account. So, I have the email account monitored via scripts on my Linux server and use "cat /tmp/someWaveFile.wav | nc -q 1 ip_address_of_android 6477" and I get the file played on the tablet. Now I loop this from the Linux machine. The only problem is that the wav file does not exactly play correctly it seems to playback at 50x or something like that but since all I need is an audio alert it's fine for me. BTW, you need to keep this app running in the background to be able to push the sound. Hope this helps someone (given that the speakershare client S/W does not appear to be found anywhere).

Good app. Just complicated to set up and terrible UI

Works beautifully. Does what it says.

No directions... Not sure how to use this. Tried to figure it out, but was unsuccessful.

Servers receive connections. Clients make connections. This is a server. Useful tool to have on your belt.

Did not do what it said it is capable of doing.

So the author mixed up client and server, you have to download the pc client even though it broadcasts... also wont work on win 7.

The idea is good, but there is a delay... So you can't hear audio in run time from your PC

the sound quality need improve a lot

Complete crap can't even change ip..don't install
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Patrick
Aug 31, 2012 1:35:08 AM
Kind of works This is a rather clunk app but it is the only app that serves my purpose. I basically wanted an ability to continuously push audio alert to my tablet whenever there is at least one unread message on my gmail account. So, I have the email account monitored via scripts on my Linux server and use "cat /tmp/someWaveFile.wav | nc -q 1 ip_address_of_android 6477" and I get the file played on the tablet. Now I loop this from the Linux machine. The only problem is that the wav file does not exactly play correctly it seems to playback at 50x or something like that but since all I need is an audio alert it's fine for me. BTW, you need to keep this app running in the background to be able to push the sound. Hope this helps someone (given that the speakershare client S/W does not appear to be found anywhere).
Anonymous
May 12, 2011 2:31:26 AM
Good app. Just complicated to set up and terrible UI
Andrew
Apr 13, 2011 9:40:58 PM
Works beautifully. Does what it says.
Jessie
Feb 17, 2011 12:56:42 PM
No directions... Not sure how to use this. Tried to figure it out, but was unsuccessful.
Ryan
Jan 3, 2011 9:21:01 PM
Servers receive connections. Clients make connections. This is a server. Useful tool to have on your belt.
Deanna
Nov 28, 2010 10:17:19 AM
Did not do what it said it is capable of doing.
Andrew
Oct 25, 2010 12:52:14 AM
So the author mixed up client and server, you have to download the pc client even though it broadcasts... also wont work on win 7.
beny
Sep 6, 2010 11:13:04 PM
The idea is good, but there is a delay... So you can't hear audio in run time from your PC
fukid
Aug 27, 2010 7:42:16 PM
the sound quality need improve a lot
Chris
Jul 4, 2010 9:07:05 PM
Complete crap can't even change ip..don't install