I had bought VB-Cable A+B to fulfill a requirement with real-time audio transfer from one application to another.
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From the Systemsetting.pdf, I noticed there are two parameters(Internal SR and Latency). My purpose is to reduce the delay/lag between two audio application as minimal as possible. What should I do.- VB-CABLE is a virtual audio device working as virtual audio cable. All audio coming in the CABLE input is simply forwarded to the CABLE output. Download and Install VB-CABLE Driver Now! (1.09 MB - OCT 2015 / XP to WIN10 32/64 bits) INSTALLATION: Extract all files and Run Setup Program.
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Attachment is my application info, with more as below:1. The actual input and output sample rate are all 8K, but as I only have 48K Internal SR choice, I use 48K as input and output SR. I guess application side resample would cause delay.
2. The max buffer size applications use is 256 , so I set max latency as 1536(3*512)
Here is my question,
I still feel a little lag between two applications, is my VB-Cable setting right? Is there any optimization I could do?Before the New Year I had successfully used VB Cable to stop Microsoft Teams messing around with my microphone, but since the New Year that fix no longer works. Does anyone have any info on this?
The issue is that Teams insists on controlling the mic volume; if you have a noise cancelling headset then, when you're not talking, Teams ramps up the mic volume level and this causes background noise for everyone else on the meeting.
Using VB Cable, the fix is to only allow Teams to access the VB Cable device which in turn is connected to the mic. Teams is then not given any way to change the mic volume and everything was working properly.
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After the New Year this no longer works - Teams hears no sound from the VB Cable and only works if I give it access to the mic once more.