Stream What You Hear

Stream What You Hear is a great tool that lets you stream audio from your computer to any DLNA-enabled device. This means you can play your favorite music, podcasts or videos on your TV, amplifier, network receiver or game console.

The program is very simple to use. Just launch it, select the file or folder you want to stream, and click the "Play" button. Stream What You Hear will then transfer the file to your device and start playing it.

If your device doesn't support DLNA, you can also stream the file directly over HTTP. Just click the "Get URL" button and the program will provide you with a URL that you can open in a browser on your device.

Stream What You Hear is also capable of recording system audio and saving it as an MP3 file. This feature is great for uploading music from the Internet or for recording game music.

Here are a few other features of Stream What You Hear:

- Support for various file formats, including MP3, WAV, FLAC and APE

- Bitrate and audio quality settings

- Automatically start the program when Windows loads

- Error logging

- Use of a specific HTTP port