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Virtual Driverless Cables from DAC is a Windows audio-routing application designed to create software-based audio connections using an existing DAC or playback device. It allows audio from compatible applications to be redirected and reused within flexible recording, streaming, monitoring, and production workflows.
The application is intended for musicians, content creators, streamers, developers, and audio enthusiasts who need a straightforward way to route sound without installing a separate custom kernel-mode audio driver. It uses existing Windows audio capabilities and connected hardware to keep installation simple and minimize system-level changes.
Virtual Driverless Cables from DAC can be useful for capturing application audio, connecting audio tools, monitoring playback, testing audio workflows, and integrating a DAC into a software-based routing setup.
Key features include:
• Audio routing through an existing DAC or playback device• No separate custom kernel-driver installation• Simple and lightweight Windows interface• Suitable for recording, streaming, monitoring, and testing• Works with compatible Windows audio applications• Minimal system configuration required• Designed for flexible software-based audio workflows

App specs
Developer
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License
Full
Version
1.0.0
Latest update
Platform
Windows
OS
Windows 10
Language
English
Size
1.46 MB
Virtual Driverless Cables from DAC for PC
- Paid
- 4.8
- V1.0.0
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