• Audio Switcher Windows 10
• Audio Switchers

AudioSwitcher Core Audio Api.
This includes all controllers and devices to access Windows System Devices and manipulate them.
This library can be used on any PC running Windows Vista and above. Supports both x86/x64 runtimes.

BYTECC OP-SW201 Digital Optical 2 Way Audio Switcher. Specifications: Input Ports 2 x Optical Sample Frequency Up to 192 kHz Audio Format PCM2, Dolby 5.1 & DTS 5.1 pass through Power Supply 5V / 1A DC Dimensions(mm) 52 (W) x 42 (D) x 26(H).

1. Download AudioSwitch - Easily change the default sound input or output device, alter the volume and mute audio with a couple of mouse clicks or hotkeys, by using this open-source utility.
2. LYNEPAUAIO Audio Switcher 2 Input 1 Out or 1 Input 2 Out Stereo Speaker Switch Rca Audio Source Signal Selection No Loss Model #: I428060 Item #: 9SIASX6DVG8576.
3. The SLW-333 Audio Switcher by Hosa Technology provides three signal routing options, eliminating the need to re-wire equipment. It is ideal for comparing an audio mix on three sets of powered studio monitors, or for switching between three stereo sources on one pair of monitors.
4. Audio Switcher is a useful tool with an amazing hotkey feature. While you can change devices within Windows itself, this software is useful if you frequently switch them. You can even create.

Audio Switcher Windows 10

Release Notes

- Windows 10 support
- Using api 3.0.0 as a base
- Standard events have been replaced with observables
- Audio Session support for Windows 7 and above.
- Session peak value observable
- SpeakerConfig support
- bit Depth/sample rate support

Dependencies

• .NETFramework 4.0

  • AudioSwitcher.AudioApi(>= 3.0.0)

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Audio Switchers

Version History

I've been running a podcast now for over 600 episodes and I do most of my recordings here at home using a Peavey PV6 Mixing Console - it's fantastic. However, I also work remotely and use Skype a lot to talk to co-workers. Sometimes I use a USB Headset but I also have a Polycom Work Phone for conference calls. Plus my webcams have microphones, so all this adds up to a lot of audio devices.

Windows 10 improved the switching experience for Playback Devices, but there's no 'two click' way to quickly change Recording Devices. A lot of Sound Settings are moving into the Windows 10 Settings App but it's still incomplete and sometimes you'll find yourself looking at the older Sound Dialog:

Enter David Kean's 'Audio Switcher.' It's nearly 3 years old with source code on GitHub, but it works AMAZINGLY. It's literally what the Power User has always wanted when managing audio on Windows 10.

UPDATED NOTE: Turns out there are SEVERAL Windows Audio Switchers out there in the world, and they are all lovely. Also check out the more feature-ful Audio Switcher from Sean Chapman at https://audioswit.ch/er with code at https://github.com/xenolightning/AudioSwitcher_v1!

It adds a Headphone Icon in the Tray, and clicking it on puts the Speakers at the Top and Mics at the Bottom. Right-clicking an item lets you set it as default. Even nicer if you set the icons for your devices like I did.

Ok, that's the good news. It's great, and there's Source Code available so you can build it easily with free Visual Studio Community.

Bad news? Today, there's no 'release' or ZIP or EXE file for you to download. That said, I uploaded a totally unsupported and totally not my responsibility and you shouldn't trust me compiled version here.

Hopefully after this blog post is up a few days, David will see this blog post and make an installer with a cert and/or put this wonderful utility somewhere, as folks clearly are interested. I'll update this blog post as soon as more people start using Audio Switcher.

Thank you David for making this fantastic utility!

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