Dual PC streaming is the ultimate flex, but syncing audio between two machines can make it a nightmare. Wave Cast makes it easy, way easier than other apps, hacks, or workarounds.

With a single click, you can:

• Connect two Windows 11 PCs via your network
• Route audio where you want it
• Use one mic on both PCs at the same time
• Control audio from either side

Whether you’re capturing gameplay, narrating a tutorial, or running a podcast, Wave Cast gives you pro-level audio routing without needing a pro-level setup.
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Why Wave Cast

Dual PC streaming is powerful — smoother gameplay, cleaner streams, more control. But audio? That’s where it gets messy. Sending mic and game sound between machines usually means virtual cables, sync issues, or extra gear.

Wave Cast fixes all that…

It connects both PCs over your network with one click. You get clean, reliable audio with barely any delay, no matter how complex your setup. No complicated configs. No extra gear. Just install on both of your machines, launch the app, and you’re connected. Audio flows where you want it, with ultra-low latency and full control on both sides.

Whether you’re a streamer, gamer, or content creator, Wave Cast makes dual PC audio management easy and reliable. So you can focus on your content, not your setup.
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Highlights

Low-latency audio
Your audience hears what you say when you say it, because Wave Cast keeps audio delay ultra-low, even over Wi-Fi.

One-click pairing
Open Wave Cast on both PCs. That’s it. They detect each other, connect automatically, and stay connected.

Flexible routing
Send all system audio, just one app, or a custom mix. Perfect for game audio, voice chat, alerts — whatever your stream needs.

Output control
Pick exactly where your audio lands on the second PC—speakers, headphones, or any virtual channel.

Shared mic input

Use one microphone across both PCs—no splitters, no extra software.

Control from both sides
Adjust audio on either PC without jumping between machines.

Custom network tuning
Advanced users can tweak latency, pick network adapters, and optimize performance for any setup.
 
 
Good to know

• Works via Ethernet or Wi-Fi—for best results use Ethernet. In general, wired connections provide the most stable, lowest-latency experience
• Supports stereo audio
• Works with Windows 11 or newer

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