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Bat file for starting Virtual Audio Cable with my settings
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| start "audiorepeater" "%programfiles%\Virtual Audio Cable\audiorepeater.exe" /Input: "Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)" /Output: "Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)" /BufferMs:100 /SamplingRate:96000 /Priority:high /Autostart | |
| start "audiorepeater" "%programfiles%\Virtual Audio Cable\audiorepeater.exe" /Input: "Microphone (Realtek High Defini" /Output: "Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)" /BufferMs:100 /SamplingRate:96000 /Priority:high /Autostart | |
| start "audiorepeater" "%programfiles%\Virtual Audio Cable\audiorepeater.exe" /Input: "Line 3 (Virtual Audio Cable)" /Output: "Speakers (Realtek High Definiti" /BufferMs:100 /SamplingRate:96000 /Priority:high /Autostart |
Is there a way to perhaps use a batch file to read what devices are available for the audio repeater outputs?
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Sorry it has been sorted , if the Device name is the same and the length end up being bigger than 30 then a method to get around this is to actually just rename the device to something shorter which kills the length problem .
e.g
start /min "audiorepeater_ks" "C:\Program Files\Virtual Audio Cable\audiorepeater.exe" /Input:"Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)" /Output: "speak (speak)" /SamplingRate:88200 /BufferMs:150 /Buffers:15 /autostart
start /min "audiorepeater_ks" "C:\Program Files\Virtual Audio Cable\audiorepeater.exe" /Input:"Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)" /Output: "speak2 (2- speak )" /SamplingRate:88200 /BufferMs:150 /Buffers:15 /autostart