Virtual Audio Streaming

There are times when you need to record the sound coming from certain applications but, unfortunately, those programs don't allow this. For example, you may want to record Skype meetings and broadcast them using a messenger application, so more people can participate at them. Or maybe you want to record a beautiful song from a radio stream. For all this there's Virtual Audio Streaming. It's basically a software that acts like a virtual soundcard and can record audio from virtually any application and can broadcast it to other programs.

Virtual Audio Streaming installs very quickly and only requires a soundcard and a peer of speakers to function. It supports every version of Windows.

The interface is practical and easy to use even by a beginner. It includes three sections, one for configuring the input sound, one for displaying the status of the virtual soundcard in real-time and one for configuring the output sounds. The program adds a new entry in the list of soundcards installed into Windows and the user should select it in order to allow the software to capture sound. Besides that, Virtual Audio Streaming adds a new entry to the list of recording devices which should also be selected.

At this point, the user just needs to play the preferred track or speak using the microphone and Virtual Audio Streaming will intercept any sound from any source. The captured sound can be recorded as an audio file or can be transmitted to the recording device and broadcast to any preferred application.

The interface of Virtual Audio Streaming supports various skins and colors and the program also allows running and recording sound from the system tray for not cluttering the desktop or interfering with the user's work.