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Play HTML5 audio and video on 2 output devices at the same time, e.g. headphones and speakers together. ~ Multiple Audio Cast Play audio from any website on 2 audio output devices at the same time. Listen through your headphones while sharing sound on speakers, use your laptop speakers together with a Bluetooth device, or send audio to two different outputs simultaneously. ~ Features • Play audio on 2 devices simultaneously • Works with YouTube, Twitch, SoundCloud, Spotify Web Player, and most HTML5 websites • Instantly switch between available output devices • Remembers your selected devices • Clean, modern, and lightweight interface • Control sync delay for Bluetooth Speakers ~ How to Use 1. Open a website playing audio or video. 2. Click the Multiple Audio Cast icon. 3. Select your two output devices. 4. Continue playing your media and enjoy audio on both devices simultaneously. Perfect for: • Sharing videos with friends without removing your headphones • Listening on headphones and speakers at the same time • Playing audio in two different rooms • Gaming with headphones while listening music through speakers • Using laptop speakers together with Bluetooth speakers or headphones • Monitoring audio on multiple devices during streaming or content creation • Enjoying music with someone nearby while keeping your personal listening setup active
Jul 3, 2026
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