The thing is, whenever I go to it’s download page, avast goes apeshit. I downloaded it to a sandbox with sandboxie and installed it in there and it seemed legit, but ofcourse that way I can’t do much with it.
I’d like to know if there’s a way of knowing it’s a false positive or not.
The home page seems to be fine, only the download page is giving me trouble. Google voicemeeter for the website, I don’t want to risk anything.
That software is donate-ware.
You will need additional drivers or it would not work.
The application doesn’t do you can’t already with a muti-channel soundcard.
The download link on the main page is not working, it just opens another page.
Ah, I didn’t realize it was donationware. Was the thing I downloaded a trial or demo? (link: http://vbaudio.jcedeveloppement.com/Download_CABLE/VoicemeeterSetup_v1036.zip)
What I’m trying to do is have my friend on skype hear my voice and the sound of my PC at the same time. Normally this would work through stereo mix, but I have a usb mic(Rode NT-usb), which has it’s own integrated sound thing. There’s a workaround, but with that you’ll hear yourself delayed, and your voice is delayed while the PC sound isn’t. With the software I could try to mix them together as one, and select that on skype.
I just bought a decent external sound card for music, but the mic is a USB mic so I can’t plug it in. They won’t work together with asio4all in my music software,sadly. Can’t really afford much else at the moment. But this thread is not for music, this is for Skype.