Usage

After successful installation, you will see new "Line N (Virtual Audio Cable)" endpoints in sound playback/recording properties:

By default, a single Virtual Cable is created (only "Line 1" endpoints are present). You can create more Virtual Cables with VAC Control Panel.

Warning: due to Windows audio device installation policies, newly installed Virtual Cable endpoint may be automatically set as default. It causes all system sounds to be routed to it. For you, it looks as disappearance of all system sounds. Don't worry, just open Windows audio properties window, and set your favorite hardware endpoint/device as default.

Now you can select any of these endpoints in audio application's settings. If the application does not allow to specify audio source/destination explicitly, you can set any of VAC endpoints as a default.

Examples

• Recording sounds from a browser
• Combining (mixing) sounds from multiple devices
• Sharing a sound among multiple devices
• Packing microphone signals
• User manual: simple usage
• User manual: advanced usage

Third-party resources

• Setting up VAC with JTDX and WSJT-X software (and Russian version)

• Virtual Audio Cable Enables Multiple Audio Outputs in Windows 7

• How to Produce a Live Audio Podcast

• Using Virtual Audio Cables to Integrate SAM Broadcaster with Skype

• How to redirect same audio channel on all screens using Virtual Audio Cable

• How to FIX Crippled Stereo Mix on a Laptop

• Decoding Multiple Weather Faxes at a Time

• Advanced VAC (Virtual Audio Cable) Guide

• Virtual Audio Cable Repeater Organizer (Vacro) Users Guide