| Feature | v4.59 | v4.60.0.10191 | |---------|-------|----------------| | Max cables | 256 | 256 (same) | | Max sample rate | 192 kHz | 384 kHz | | WASAPI exclusive mode | Limited | Full support | | Internal precision | 24-bit | 32-bit float ready | | Windows 11 audio stack | Partial | Improved |
Software like SDR# (SDRSharp) can output demodulated audio to a virtual cable, which is then fed into digital mode decoders like WSJT-X or FLDIGI. This eliminates feedback loops and ground loop hum.
Windows 10/11 blocks unsigned or repackaged drivers. To install the B4tman retail version: Virtual Audio Cable v4.60.0.10191 Retail -B4tman-
: The package includes a utility called Audio Repeater , which allows you to monitor the audio passing through a cable by sending it to a physical device like your speakers.
: Each virtual cable can be accessed by multiple applications simultaneously. Sounds from different programs can be mixed together into one cable or distributed to several targets at once. | Feature | v4
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