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Setup consists of two simple steps. Set up the server application on the PC and leave it running, then open this iOS client and connect to the server.
Download and install the server application from our Github releases section.
The server will show your PC's IP address on your local network. Note the IP address so you can use it to connect from the client.
Grab this app from the App Store and open. Search for 'PCVolumeControl'. Punch in the IP address of your server and the port it is listening on. The default port is 3000 and you probably will not have to change it, unless you're using TCP port 3000 for something else on your PC. Hit connect and you should see a bunch of volume sliders appear.
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I found a bug. What do I do?
- Please create a new issue in our bug tracker and we will try and address your findings shortly. If you found a bug with the PC server application, file a bug in their bug tracker instead.
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Can I contribute to make this app better?
- Yes you can! Just clone this repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request against this repo. I suggest making a branch off the dev branch and making the change. Feature and bugfix branches will be merged into the dev branch for testing before release. Make sure to test your changes before submitting the pull request!
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Why doesn't the server use authentication for clients?
- This is something on the roadmap. Allowing anyone to connect to TCP port 3000 on the server is a bit silly. We know about it and will eventually address it.
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Why not use HTTP/REST?
- This was a decision by the developer of the server application when writing the communication protocol for this client/server app. We just wanted to keep it simple.
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I want to make my own iOS client. Can I do that?
- Yeah, you could do that, but it's probably easier to contribute to this one. Are there features we're missing?
This application does not store any user data outside the device it is being run on.