Virtual Audio Streaming

Virtual Audio Streaming is an application that simulates a sound card on your operating system. By using this application, you will be able to enhance the sound output and quality that is produced by your physical sound card.
The application will allow you to connect, broadcast and record sounds, regardless of where the sound is coming from. Whether the sound is from a microphone, online chatting session, sound application or local audio file, Virtual Audio Streaming will record high quality sounds.
To give you an idea of its functionality, here is an example: You can record Skype meetings using Virtual Audio Streaming, mix the voices separately or together, and after that broadcast the conversation to ustream.tv or msn messenger.
The application’s internal loopback tunnel transfers all the sounds, thus ensuring optimum audio quality. The interface is simple-to-use, so most users should easily be able to switch between audio cards.
Additionally, the application fixes the “No Stereo Mix” problem faced by most Windows 7 and Windows Vista users. It is important to mention that no other software on the market allows you to record sounds on Windows 7 without “Stereo Mix.”
On the whole, an ideal application for audio experts, people who love broadcasting, as well as software developers who need to record sounds for their applications.