Create virtual audio devices on macOS from the command line.
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Micser is a modular audio routing framework for Microsoft Windows (mostly) written in C#.
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Dec 8, 2022 - C#
Virtual audio-drivers to allow pipe audio from one application to another (Mac OSX)
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a virtual MacOS audio device based on BlackHole
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Pipewire configuration for Rodecaster Pro 2 virtual channels
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A Tool To Test The Latency On Audio Devices, Especially Useful When Configuring Virtual Audio Cables.
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Modular virtual audio device systems: server, local UI, library, and client
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Morph Ovum is a free and open source community radio service.
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Dec 9, 2023 - Python
Prism – High-Fidelity macOS Virtual Audio Routing
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A Boom Box for chrome
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It is a versatile utility that transforms your smartphone into a wireless PC microphone, allowing you to use your mobile device for gaming, recording, or voice chatting by connecting via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or USB.
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