The phrase "audio through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the transmission or playback of audio signals or content.
Example: "You can listen to the podcast by streaming the audio through your smartphone."
Alternatives: "sound via" or "audio via".
(Viewers must wear special glasses that "tune in" to one or the other, and play the audio through the earpieces).
It offers audio through a cellphone call — though often there is no cell service; the app responds by bumping you out altogether.
If you'd prefer to hear the audio through your car stereo you can tune your radio to a dead station and select that frequency.
The iRad can connect via a 56K modem through a phone line or home networking system and plays streaming audio through a pair of attached speakers.
It offers clear eight-channel audio through the speaker or headphone jacks, while the software is stored on 8- or 16-megabyte RAM cartridges.
Make sure that the system includes an H.D.M.I. jack (High Definition Multimedia Interface), so that you can transmit high-quality video and audio through only one cable.
Instead of going in your ear, they pass the audio signal through your bones or cartilage.
Music Choice broadcasts 40 audio channels through digital television in Europe and the Middle East.
According to Hot Spring, bathers can feel the audio vibrations through the water.
The audio plays through whatever speakers are attached to the computer.
Since they were too far apart to communicate directly, they listened to a click track of audio cues through earphones.
