Stream What You Hear

Stream What You Hear (SWYH) is a versatile Windows application developed by Sebastien.warin.fr, designed to broadcast the sound of your computer to any UPnP/DLNA device such as TVs, amplifiers, network receivers, and game consoles. With the latest version, 1.4, users can effortlessly capture and stream any sound on their computer in MP3 or WAV/PCM (L16) over HTTP, or even record it into an MP3 file with ease.

The program occupies a tiny footprint, with a file size of just 1.3 MB. Supported by Windows XP, 7, 8, 10, and 11, it ensures compatibility across a wide range of operating systems. It's worth noting that previous versions like 1.3 and the current 1.4 version are both available for users who may prefer an older iteration.

Belonging to the Multimedia category and specifically categorized under Streaming Media, this application allows users to play sound from their computer on any UPnP/DLNA compatible equipment, which includes devices like TVs and amplifiers. Whether the sound emanates from a web browser, streaming music application, or an audio player, Stream What You Hear offers a seamless user experience by sitting quietly in the notification area without requiring any configuration to operate.

To download Stream What You Hear is straightforward and can be done on various software repositories offering it for free. Its small size and minimalistic footprint make it a convenient and efficient tool for audio streaming enthusiasts. More

You may want to check out more software, such as Hearing Range Checker, Hearing Loss Simulator or Transport Stream Packet Editor TSPE, which might be similar to Stream What You Hear.