[WIP] transmitting audio through web sockets for a very weird use case.

Good Readme is under construction.

Use-case

Most people do not prefer using their iPhone or AirPods for recording, but if you don't have a good microphone, they can still provide better voice quality.

This tool makes it really easy to record from your phone and seamlessly transmit the data to your computer.

Setup

It takes a considerable amount of time if you are new to setting up self-signed certificates.

We need to expose the localhost server to record it through your mobile.

Need HTTPS because:

You cannot use MediaRecorder on mobile without HTTPS, and we are not going to use a domain for a simple, unusual use case like this.

The best option would be to expose the server with a self-signed certificate. This way, we can at least get a pseudo-HTTPS on our local IP address.

When using HTTPS, the browser does not allow communication over WS. We need to use WSS. Therefore, when creating the server, we are expected to use a self-signed key and certificate on the server as well.

Run

python3 main.py # Serve's the index.html and exposes it with https

node server.js // Web Socket server.

Audio files (.wav) will be stored in the voice directory. You can change it however you like.