@echo off
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:: Settings ::
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:: Window Name              -- The name of the audio repeater window. Leave blank to use default.
set arWindowName=
:: Path                     -- The path to the audio repeater executable.
set arPath=D:\Program Files\Virtual Audio Cable\audiorepeater.exe
:: Input device name        -- The name of the device to take input from. This must be exactly as it appears in Audio Repeater.
set arInput=Line 1 (Virtual Audio Cable)
:: Output device name       -- The name of the device to output to. This must be exactly as it appears in Audio Repeater.
set arOutput=Headset Earphone (HyperX 7.1 Au
:: Sample Rate              -- The maximum frequency that can be played. 44100 Hz (44.1 kHz) should be good enough for most purposes.
set arSamplingRate=44100
:: Bits per Sample          -- Also known as 'Bit Depth' or 'Sample Format'. If you are not going to be doing any audio editing, 24 bits should suffice.
:: Allowed Values: [ 8 | 16 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 24 | 32 ]
set arBitsPerSample=24
:: Channels                 -- This affects how many audio channels there will be. Usually overridden by Channel Cfg. Examples: Mono = 1, Stereo = 2, 7.1 surround = 8
set arChannels=8
:: Channel Configuration    -- This affects how many audio channels there will be.
set arChanCfg=7.1 surround
:: Buffer Milliseconds      -- How much time the sound card is given to process incoming audio. Lower values will have less delay, but will strain your computer more.
set arBufferMs=100
:: Buffers                  -- How many buffers are alloted to queue audio for playback. 8-15 should be good, but you want overflow and underflow to be as low as possible.
set arBuffers=10
:: Priority                 -- This affects how fast the buffers are filled with new audio to playback. Higher values can freeze your OS if too many things are running.
:: Allowed Values: [ Normal | High | Realtime ] (Others may work, such as AboveNormal etc, but this is what is listed in Audio Repeater.)
set arPriority=High
:: AutoStart                -- Whether Audio Repeater automatically starts repeating audio.
:: Allowed Values: [ true | yes | 1 | y ] (Using values not listed here will have no effect.)
set arAutoStart=true

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if %arAutoStart%==1 set arAutoStart=/AutoStart
if /i %arAutoStart%==y set arAutoStart=/AutoStart
if /i %arAutoStart%==true set arAutoStart=/AutoStart
if /i %arAutoStart%==yes set arAutoStart=/AutoStart
if %arAutoStart% neq /AutoStart set arAutoStart=

start /min "%arWindowName%" "%arPath%" /WindowName:"%arWindowName%" /Input:"%arInput%" /Output:"%arOutput%" /SamplingRate:%arSamplingRate% /BitsPerSample:%arBitsPerSample% /Channels:%arChannels% /ChanCfg:"%arChanCfg%" /BufferMs:%arBufferMs% /Buffers:%arBuffers% /Priority:%arPriority% %arAutoStart%