# Sound 🎵

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You can **use your speakers** while using your distro to get all that nice music from Spotify (or anything) while you code. We use **Pulse Audio** to get that sound out of the PRoot container to your Android's speakers.

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**Modded OS** have sound output through phone's speakers enabled out of the box.
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Just follow these steps correctly in order to have sound output enabled-

* Just **close** the distro if you have it opened with running *exit* inside ***Termux.*** Ignore this step if you haven't have your distro working.

```bash
exit
```

* Run the following command in Termux (Not inside Linux)

```bash
 pkg install wget && wget https://andronixos.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/OS-Files/setup-audio.sh && chmod +x setup-audio.sh && ./setup-audio.sh
```

* This should enable you to have sound inside the distro.

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Check the **volume level** before filing any bug report.
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If you are still not able to get the audio output or the audio stops after a certain time then open a new Termux session and type:

```bash
pulseaudio --start
```

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If you started the VNC and have not played any audio within **15minutes** of time span then audio server kills itself to prevent excessive battery drain.
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