Play Windows audio on every device at once.

Speakers, Bluetooth headphones and a USB headset, all playing together. No drivers, no virtual cables.

The Audio Mirror window: headphones and speakers ticked as mirror targets, with Spotify and Chrome mixed on the headphones.

One source. Every output.

Tick a device and mirroring starts. Untick it and it stops. There is no start button.

Windows default device
Bluetooth headphones
Speakers
USB headset

Built for the way you listen.

Pick the apps, not just the device.

Expand a device to see every app playing sound, each with its own checkbox and volume. Leave Discord off your speakers and Spotify on.

Expanded headphones row with Spotify, Google Chrome and Discord, each with a checkbox and volume slider.

50 %×50 %=25 %

Volumes multiply.

Device volume and app volume stack, so fine balance takes one drag.

Unplug, replug, carry on.

Your selection is remembered per device and restored when it comes back.

Quiet in the tray.

Closing the window keeps it running. A global hotkey turns every mirror on or off.

Speaks 13 languages.

Follows your Windows display language, or pick one in Settings.

English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Czech and Swedish.

About 32 ms. Measured, not promised.

USB DAC to HDMI monitor, 20 seconds per setting, no dropouts. Pick the buffer in Settings.

Bluetooth headphones add 100 to 200 ms of their own that no software can remove.

Added latency by buffer setting
Show as table
BufferMinAvgMax
20 ms16 ms24 ms40 ms
30 ms (default)24 ms32 ms45 ms
50 ms41 ms51 ms62 ms

Everything else lives on one page.

The Settings tab: start with Windows, double-click action, appearance, language, updates, buffer size and the global hotkey.
  • Starts with Windows

    Straight into the notification area, mirrors restored.

  • Light or dark

    Follows Windows and your accent colour, or pick one.

  • Buffer from 10 to 250 ms

    Lower for sync, higher for weak USB hubs.

  • Updates your way

    Automatic, notify only, or never.

Streaming without the echo.

Audio Mirror plays sound like any other program, so a recorder may pick it up too. What we measured:

Capturing a device

OBS "Desktop Audio" records one device. The mirror plays on a different one and never shows up.

Capturing all applications

Discord screen share with desktop audio catches the mirror as well. Audio arrives twice and voice chat echoes back.

  1. Capture a device or a specific app, not "all applications".
  2. Untick voice apps like Discord or TeamSpeak for the mirrored device.

Free and open source.

Needs Windows 11, or Windows 10 build 20348 and later. Runs on x64 and ARM64.

The files are not code-signed, so Windows may say "Windows protected your PC". Click More info, then Run anyway.