⚠ Device is connected, but no audio frames are reaching the server
🔧 Remote Control
Connecting…
📡 Device Status
Status—
Server Host—
Last updated—
📊 Stream Metrics (~60 s)
Frames / sec—
Live link—
Encoder avg—
Uptime—
Quality—
📷 RTC Camera Viewer
Waiting for device
Video waiting
Mic waiting
Waiting for a camera-capable device to report into the player.
Room
—
Participants
0
Tracks
waiting
Session
idle
The player will auto-join the RTC room for camera-capable devices and wait for the live camera feed here.
Latest screenshot: none yet
⏺ Server Recording
Recording stateidle
Bytes captured0 B
Latest filenone yet
No recordings yet
🎛️ Server-managed Capture Preferences
Waiting for device status…
Applied microphoneDevice default
Applied cameraDevice default
The server controls which microphone and camera the device should prefer. Windows exposes concrete devices; Android uses front/back camera facing and keeps the microphone on device default.
⚡ Quick Commands
Uses the AuraCast server control route, with websocket first and Firebase fallback when available.
🔗 Change Server URL (Live)
Sends change_url through the server control path so Windows and Android clients can both reconnect cleanly.
⚙️ Firebase Config URL (Android)
Current configLoading…
Updates /auracast_config/mainServerUrl with a legacy mirror to /auracast_config/serverUrl so Android and older tools stay in sync.
🧨 Crash Tests (Android)
⚠ Intentionally crashes the app to verify START_STICKY. Restarts in ~5s.
🎚️ Audio Quality
⚡ Live — no mic restart
Apply Full Config — updates the sender configuration; Opus clients apply all four parameters, while Windows-native lossless PCM keeps raw audio and only uses the frame size. Bitrate Only — swaps just the bitrate instantly for Opus clients; capture stays at 48 kHz.
Allowed bitrates: 16 / 32 / 64 / 96 / 128 / 192 kbps.
Recorded videos live on their own page, with bulk delete, inline label editing, and download links.
💻 Terminal — Run Shell Command on Device
Device not connected
Ready. Type a command above and press ▶ Run or Enter.
Stdout appears white, stderr red. Each command runs as an independent background process — you can queue multiple at once.
⬆ Update Windows App
Step 1 — Upload ZIP to server
No file selected
Uploading…
Step 2 — Send update URL to device
Browse ZIP → Upload stores the package on the server and auto-fills the URL. Send ↗ or Upload & Update dispatch updater.ps1 via
WebSocket → Windows app downloads, replaces itself and restarts automatically.