Micstream - PC Mic for Windows app analytics for January 12

Why spend money on a USB microphone? Your phone's microphone already beats most budget USB mics. Micstream makes Windows treat it like a proper hardware microphone. Works via Wi-Fi or USB. Micstream is completely free, but purchasing Pro will remove all Ads. Setup is easy: 1. Download the Windows Client from micstream.io 2. In Windows, select Micstream as your audio input device 3. Launch the app and connect to your PC 4. Start streaming! Your phone is now a standalone PC microphone - just like one you would buy in the store! Key Benefits • Save Money: No need to purchase expensive standalone microphones • Ultimate Convenience: Use your smartphone as a professional-grade PC mic • High-Quality Audio: Capture crisp, clear sound for podcasts, gaming, video-calls, voiceovers, and more • Customized Windows Driver: Use it just like a real hardware PC mic in any application (Zoom, Discord, Games, etc.) Features: • USB and WiFi compatibility • Automatic PC client discovery • High-quality, low-latency Opus codec • Stereo recording on supported devices • Customized Windows audio driver • Built with Oboe C++ for maximum performance • Studio-Quality Audio — 48kHz and 32-Bit audio for unmatched clarity and detail. Supported Operating Systems • Windows 10 • Windows 11 For the best results, we recommend using USB for instantaneous response and a stable connection. WiFi performance is dependent on local network conditions, such as router quality and network congestion. Micstream's desktop client features a tailored Windows audio driver designed specifically for a seamless PC mic experience. The 32-Bit depth support allows for a wider dynamic range and increased detail in your recordings. To encode and decode audio data, we utilize the Opus codec, a royalty-free, highly versatile audio codec that is unmatched for interactive speech.¹ The low algorithmic delay of Opus (5-10 milliseconds) makes it the perfect fit for streaming audio from your phone to your PC. For networking with your PC, Micstream uses the UDP protocol on ports 37718 to 37720. The UDP broadcasting feature enables automated client discovery in wireless mode. Micstream also uses FEC (forward error correction) to handle packet loss. In development • Noise suppression • Real-time statistics on packet loss Privacy Policy Our privacy policy can be found here: https://micstream.io/privacy ¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opus_(audio_format)