Interactive live audio streaming in wireless network by interfacing with i.MX53 hardware using Adavanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) programming

Communication is an essential element in auditorium, gathering, meeting, conference, social gathering etc. A person ought to speak with audience keeping in mind the end goal to create adaptable environment and the communication. Hence the goal of this paper is to present a system to establish effective communication between listener and the speaker. During the utilization of Radio Frequency microphones for communication, an intermediation is required to pass the microphone from one individual to another. This is dull in the event of different inquiries arises at a same time. To stay away from this issue we present the idea where an android cellular phone goes about as receiver. Wi-Fi MIC application needs to be installed in the android phone The application installed on client android phone will act as wireless microphone, thus reducing external hardware devices. The speaker delivering lecture will be server to which all the clients' android phone will be connected through Wi-Fi. This server handles all the clients, giving priority to clients when multiple queries are being raised. Therefore live audio streaming will be carried out in this system.