We have now a new logo, thanks to @linadesteem for it !
You’ll see it on the website, in the README and as a new icon for the program.
Also, I’ve added a small but useful feature for portability. You are now able to copy your SoundSwitch configuration from one machine to another and the application will use either the ID of the device or its name to Switch.
In other words, if you change your machine but keep the same device with the same name, you won’t need to reconfigure SoundSwitch ! (or if Windows decide again to change the id of the devices out of the blue).
Change Log
v4.8 (2018-06-06)
Implemented enhancements:
Closed issues:
- Remove duplicate trayicon file #281
- Volume Bluetooth control unabled #279
- How to test my forked Soundswitch-dev installer? #273
- Crash on boot after motherboard change #251
Merged pull requests:
- Name fallback #284 (Belphemur)
- Cleaned and updated Makefiles #280 (FireEmerald)
- Added logo and ico #278 (linadesteem)
- Add Portuguese(Brazilian) to the installer. #275 (aleczk)
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20th April 2020 at 23:39
The Logo is great.
1st June 2020 at 20:55
must have app for people with multiple audio devices, just oneclick solution to switch.
PS. is there any way to map playback and recording devices in one? to switch pairs?
2nd June 2020 at 14:41
Hello,
Yes the feature exists, it’s the Profile feature introduced in the v5.0.0.
Don’t hesitate to use it to configure your playback/recording combo.
2nd June 2020 at 22:59
i did tried profiles, but it’s not possible to assign one key to multiple profiles, to be able cycle through all like with default ctrl+alt+f11, or I’m missing something?
4th June 2020 at 16:18
You’re not missing anything.
It’s not possible yet 🙂
4th November 2020 at 23:09
I would also like to have this feature. Also if possible it would be nice if you can set no audio input device under a profile. I think it would be useful for when I want to use my speakers and disable the mic at the same time so that no feedback from the mic would be produced. At the moment if i try to switch to a disabled input, like a mic jack that doesn’t have a mic, it would just give an error and would keep using the mic on my headphone as in put.
23rd June 2022 at 10:51
Perfect! Exactly what I was looking for!