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Virtual Audio Cable

Virtual Audio Cable <Premium Quality>

This is the classic use case. You want to stream a game on OBS, and you want your viewers to hear your Discord friends. However, you don't want your friends to hear themselves (the dreaded echo loop).

Yes, the original VAC and its popular alternatives are safe, stable, and widely used by professionals. However, because they install kernel-level drivers (to intercept audio streams), you should always download from the official source (e.g., vac.muzychenko.net). Fake "virtual audio cable" downloads on third-party sites are often bundled with malware. virtual audio cable

Open the application that generates audio (e.g., Media Player, Chrome, Discord). This is the classic use case

You will stop hearing the audio from your speakers immediately. Don't panic. You have sent it down the "virtual wire." You will stop hearing the audio from your

Let's say you want to send Spotify audio into the cable.

| Feature | Description | |--------|-------------| | Multiple Cables | Up to 256 independent virtual cables (e.g., Line1, Line2, etc.) | | Bit Depth | 8, 16, 24, 32-bit integer, 32-bit float | | Sample Rate | Any rate from 100 Hz to 384 kHz (common: 44.1k, 48k, 96k, 192k) | | Channels | 1 to 32 (mono, stereo, surround, multichannel) | | Latency | Adjustable: 2.66 ms to 1 second (in packet size increments) | | Stream Copying | One playback → many recordings (fan-out) | | Stream Mixing | Many playbacks → one recording (fan-in) | | Intra-cable copying | Route cable's output back to its input (feedback loop) |

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This is the classic use case. You want to stream a game on OBS, and you want your viewers to hear your Discord friends. However, you don't want your friends to hear themselves (the dreaded echo loop).

Yes, the original VAC and its popular alternatives are safe, stable, and widely used by professionals. However, because they install kernel-level drivers (to intercept audio streams), you should always download from the official source (e.g., vac.muzychenko.net). Fake "virtual audio cable" downloads on third-party sites are often bundled with malware.

Open the application that generates audio (e.g., Media Player, Chrome, Discord).

You will stop hearing the audio from your speakers immediately. Don't panic. You have sent it down the "virtual wire."

Let's say you want to send Spotify audio into the cable.

| Feature | Description | |--------|-------------| | Multiple Cables | Up to 256 independent virtual cables (e.g., Line1, Line2, etc.) | | Bit Depth | 8, 16, 24, 32-bit integer, 32-bit float | | Sample Rate | Any rate from 100 Hz to 384 kHz (common: 44.1k, 48k, 96k, 192k) | | Channels | 1 to 32 (mono, stereo, surround, multichannel) | | Latency | Adjustable: 2.66 ms to 1 second (in packet size increments) | | Stream Copying | One playback → many recordings (fan-out) | | Stream Mixing | Many playbacks → one recording (fan-in) | | Intra-cable copying | Route cable's output back to its input (feedback loop) |