Even its documentation is not structured optimally, as it is there to provide a college course in audio input/output technologies rather than get you up and running in as little time as possible. Not doing so will mess up your virtual cables.Īlthough a powerful piece of software, Virtual Audio Cable lacks intuitiveness. Not all apps are compatible: Due to its mode of operation, which requires that you search for audio input/output options in the settings pane of third-party apps, this software is incompatible with any third-party apps that don't allow custom audio input/output sources to be set.ĭangerous software upgrades: Be sure to uninstall your current version of the software if you intend to install an updated one.
Step 5: Record audio using Virtual audio cable. Or you can simply click on the Speaker icon given in the Taskbar of Windows in the right side and select the CABLE INPUT (VB-Audio Virtual Cable). Unfortunately, that's not the case you're left with a documentation that has its most informative section, Usage Examples, buried near the end of it. Click on the Playback tab, right-click on the Cable Input and select Set as Default Device option. Haven't used VAC but based on this information from CNet it would seem most likely you haven't set it up properly:Ī steep learning curve: Since the software operates in an unusual way from the vast majority of apps, it is vital that a quality tutorial is made available on first launch.
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