Stream What You Hear for Windows

Stream What You Hear (SWYH) is a free Windows-compatible audio app that lets you listen to anything on your computer from any compatible UPnP/DLNA device like televisions, receivers, game consoles and amplifiers.

SWYH is easy to use and doesn’t need configuration or cables to stream to your compatible devices. One alternative to SWYH is SHAREit, which allows you to share files with other devices without an internet connection or Bluetooth device. Alternatively, you can try SoundTap Streaming Audio Recorder, which will enable you to stream and record any audio from your computer into an MP3.

Capture any sound on your computer

It doesn’t matter if you want to listen to music, games, podcasts or audiobooks on another device besides your computer. Stream What You Hear will let you do that on any compatible device. Do you hate the idea of cords or purchasing a wireless connector? With SWYH, there’s no need for cables, Bluetooth or a special connection.

Automatic UPnP/DLNA detection and ‘Play’ action

SWYH can detect any UPnP/DLNA compatible device, allowing you to play and listen to your computer’s streaming. After downloading it, click on the icon and select your DNLA device. Wait a few seconds and then enjoy any music or video sound on your compatible device.

Record What You Want to Hear into an MP3

Yes, you can record anything that you’re listening to into an MP3 file. For example, even a YouTube video can be converted to an MP3 file. Select the SWYH icon and under the Tools menu, select ‘Record’ to start, and click ‘Stop’ when you finish, and you will have created your MP3 file.

An easy-to-use application

If you want a Windows application to stream anything you hear on your computer, then Stream What You Hear is a fantastic, simple-to-use app. It allows you to capture any sound on your computer and stream it to a compatible DNLA device without cords or configuration. You can even record sound into MP3 format if you want to listen to it on a different device.