talk-android VS sndcpy

Nextcloud Talk (version 12.2.0): Have private video calls and chat using your own server.

Some Linux distros have build reproducibility efforts, but these would be impossible to do for Google Play apps, because it would require the developers to publish their Google Firebase password and open it up to abuse. Not relying on the monopolistic Firebase would be unreliable.

This is also convenient when used in parallel with the Talk Android app, which has recently seen a new start (a new dev has been hired and is working hard to be on par with the IPhone App). See here: https://github.com/nextcloud/talk-android/issues/984

Link with phone: scrcpy + sndcpy (or plug in audio jack) Emulator: I use LDPlayer 9 (graphics set to compatibility rendering in game options) and I hear Bluestacks Pie64 works as well

Yup, that’s an alternative way to do it. Regarding sound, try this

A combo scrcpy and sndcpy hooked up to OBS has worked wonderfully.

I have been using the companion Sndcpy program in tandem with Scrcpy for a few minutes little while now, and both have been working relatively flawlessly for me so far! My main purpose for this setup would be to try and stream mobile games on Discord or even Twitch just for fun, but my issue is that I play a lot of rhythm games. This setup does not create any disruptions on my tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, running Android 12, USB-C-to-USB connection), but there is a significant discrepancy between the visuals and audio on my PC side of things. This would be negligible for basically any game except for rhythm games, where the audio matching the visuals is important.

There also is a programm named sndcpy which streams the phones sound to you PC.

I once used Sndcpy on my mobile and OBS on my laptop to meddle around but I am not sure I managed to record the audio. Here's the link for sndcpy: https://github.com/rom1v/sndcpy

scrcpy to copy your screen and sndcpy to copy your sound (some apps block this tho)

Have you ever tried sndcpy?