The last in the series! Covers "everything else" you see in the UI.
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Want to know more about how the SWB Audio Capture driver works? see: https://youtu.be/CQUTadBGnDA
The other bits
Various Buttons
Hopefully helpful things, so you don't have to go hunting for prefs or Audio Midi Setup.
The first one: "Create Multiple Output Device" has its own video, here: https://youtu.be/zkJOgO4Atyc
In short; it lets you create a multiple output device containing SWB Audio Capture as well as any of the other devices currently connected to your mac.
If you output audio to this device; it'll go to all devices listed in that Multiple Output device. This is a viable alternative to either switching the default output to SWB Audio Capture specifically, or outputting to just SWB Audio Capture alone. By using a multiple-output device, you just set your mac (or app) to output to that device; and audio is sent to all of the devices, solving the "how do I get audio into SWB Audio Capture?" problem.
Preferences
Nothing terribly exciting here - the usual things you find in a mac app.
Software Update
Beta updates: Check this if you want to try the latest updates, or if asked. Otherwise the app will pick up stable updates that have been tested in the field longer.
Analytics
Useful to me, no identifyable data, just what features are used in the app!
Subscription
Information like your next bill date; and link to the website. Version numbers of both the app and the currently installed SWB Audio Capture driver.
Comments
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Can the SWB Audio App act as a 'pass-thru' for directly monitoring an external source through headphones or speakers, for example?
Hmm. Maybe by using it's mic feature (just point the 'mic' to the device you want to monitor).
Keep in mind you'll still get any/all audio routed directly into the SWB Audio Driver as well.
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