Just like any other VAC based programs, it is able to route sound through VGA and HDMI. It has a simple user interface, so one can easily use it without any technical understanding.
There is a free trial version available in the website and also the full version for purchase.
It has been tested on both windows and mac operating systems. The application is free and has no limitations however, the application may not be able to process some standard audio formats.Īudio Repeater provides a good quality audio input/output solution. This can be done by connecting VAC device through the USB port to a PC or laptop and then through the host computer to output audio from your device. It allows you to convert any audio input into another audio input, such as Skype, Applets, telephones, microphones etc. It is an application created by eugene-muzycken. You can download and try VAC from this site:Īnd for a small fee you can buy a license for the full-featured version.Audio Repeater is mainly designed for Virtual Audio Cable (VAAC) product but can also be used separately of VAC, for free. If you would like to listen to the audio, you can use VACs Audio Repeater to also pipe the virtual line to your computer’s audio output (headphones or speakers): Now you have created a audio pipe “inside” your PC! Set the audio input line to the virtual line: Use the virtual line at destination software:įor decoding telemetry the first step is using a sound decoder, here Soundmodem. In this case I’m using SDR-Console V3 and choosing the virtual line as output. Use the virtual line from source software: I will describe the fastest way to get started with this program on Windows 10.Īfter installing VAC, the first thing you do is to set up a virtual line with the control panel. One of the best programs is Virtual Audio Cable (VAC). When using several softwares for satellite telemetry decoding it is essential that you have the possibility to move (pipe) the audio streams between the different programs.
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