Improved Canetis Radar Version based on: CanetisRadar by SamuelTulach
It adds the following functionality:
- Support for Side Speakers in 7.1
- Sectioned Radar with Highlights
- Highlightduration configurable
- Section Amount configurable
- Minimum Sound Detection Threshold configurable
- Slight delay added to visualisation for better usability
- Fullscreen Compatibility
- Configurable Radar Position
You need 7.1 audio device to be connected and selected as primary speaker (including side speakers), but don ́t worry. You can also use virtual audio device. First of all check if your sound card or headphones does not support it and if they don ́t use this guide.
- Download Voicemeeter-Banana
- Install it
- Reboot PC
- Go to "Change System Sounds"
- Open Playback tab
- Set Voicemeeter Input as default
- Click on Configure
- Set sound to 7.1 surround and enable all speakers
- Open Voicemeeter Banana
- Set your Hardware Output A1 to the preferred Device (Speakers, Headset etc)
- In the Master Section for A1, click where it says "Normal Mode" and change it to "Mix down B" (Mix Down A doesnt work in some games)
- Check that Virtual Input "Voicemeeter VAIO" Plays to A1 (Button A1 highlighted Green)
- Set Voicemeeter Virtual Input as your Speaker everywhere
- Set Voicemeeter Banana to Autostart and Autorestart
- Profit
- If you dont want e.g. Discord Sound to appear on Sound Radar -> set output device in your Discord Settings as normal (not Virutal Input)
- Download VB-Cable
- Install it
- Reboot PC
- Go to sound settings
- Open Playback tab
- Set CABLE Input as default
- Click on Configure
- Set sound to 7.1 surround and enable all speakers
- Go to Recording tab
- Click on CABLE Output and click Properties
- Go to Listen tab
- Check Listen to this device
- Set your normal playback device
- Profit
Build from Source or download Binary in Relases releases
If you want to help, you can create pull-request.
You can also star this repo or fork this repo.
Copyright (c) 2018 Samuel Tulach
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