I assumed the reason it doesn't have one, and the reason VAC has it disabled by default, is so that people doing actual sound mixing won't have one more level control they forgot about that is effectively reducing bit depth.
I find it weird though to say vb-cable isn't for audiophiles, yet it doesn't need a volume control. It doesn't help that these changes require reboots. I don't know if those are identical to the options in the vb control panel. I used only the windows control panels, which do expose sampling rate options for the vb input and output devices. I did play around with matching up sample rates, but that was before I found the control panel. No reason to give all the good stuff away. I suspect they aren't donationware, which is fine. I haven't checked out the other options but I will. But if you don't want to say you're providing a virtual sound device, just a cable, then we aren't talking about anything like a real cable, but just an application layer so-called "cable" which has really no direct match in the physical world anyway, and so any analogy is whatever you want it to be. I still take issue with the "real cable" analogy in the context of implying that it justifies some functionality or lack there of. Once it's installed, VB Audio Cable can be selected as the output option for the audio you wish to include.įor instance, if you wanted to include audio from a media player you would need to select the CABLE Input (VB- Audio Virtual Cable) as the audio device within the media player or software where the audio is being played from.Ok thanks for the reply. Run VBCable_Setup.exe or VBCable_Setup_64.exe. The same would go if you would like to capture audio playing from the desktop without screen sharing and not include microphone audio.įor Windows computer, you can use an audio mixing software such as VB Audio Cable If you are trying to include audio from multiple sources, such as music from a media player or webpage as well as the microphone, then you would need to use an audio mixer to combine the audio together and create a single input device that can be selected in Studio.
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