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SyncBuds lets friends listen to synchronized audio on separate phones without a backend

By Meridian48 News Desk · Summarised from DEV Community ·

SyncBuds is an open-source Android app that synchronizes audio playback across multiple phones over WiFi or hotspot, with no internet or accounts needed. It uses mDNS for discovery, NTP-style clock sync, and UDP streaming to keep audio in sync. The project is early-stage and seeking testers and contributors on GitHub.

Meridian48 take
A clever proof-of-concept for peer-to-peer audio sync, but real-world adoption will depend on how well it handles network jitter and device latency at scale.
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