Using VB Virtual Cable: A Step-by-Step Guide

VB Virtual Cable is a simple application that allows you to transfer audio data between different applications. In this guide, we will walk you through the basics of using VB Virtual Cable and troubleshoot some common issues.

Setting Up VB Virtual Cable

To start using VB Virtual Cable, you need to install it on your computer. Once installed, you can monitor cable transfers by following simple usage rules. You can set up sound recording by connecting the output of your audio application to the input of VB Virtual Cable N.

Connecting Audio Applications

To capture sound produced by a source application, you need to connect the other side of the virtual cable to another application that will receive and record the sound. If you connect an audio source to the playback side and leave the other side unconnected, you won't hear any sound.

Trial Version Limitations

If you are using a trial version of VB Virtual Cable, you may encounter some limitations. This is normal for trial versions, so please note that you will not have access to all features until you upgrade to the full version.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

If you experience an unwanted female voice in your recorded audio, it may be due to the trial version's limitations. To resolve this issue, please read about VAC principles and consult other parts of this manual.

Additionally, if you have installed VB Virtual Cable but are unsure how to use it, don't worry! There are no new shortcuts on the desktop, so you can simply run the application by selecting 'Virtual Cable N' in your audio settings.

By following these simple steps and troubleshooting tips, you should be able to get started with using VB Virtual Cable effectively. Happy recording!

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