About
BUTT (Broadcast Using This Tool) is an easy to use, multi OS streaming tool.
It supports Icecast, Shoutcast and WebRTC and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
The main purpose of BUTT is to stream live audio from your computers microphone or line input
to an Icecast, Shoutcast or WebRTC (WHIP) server. If you want you can also record your broadcast locally
on your computer.
With BUTT you can not directly stream audio files. However, with the help of tools like
Voicemeeter (Windows), Blackhole (macOS) and PulseAudio (Linux) you can also stream audio files
directly from your favorite music player.
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Latest version: 1.42.0 |
Latest Changes (2024-05-25)
To get a better understanding of the changes have a look at this YouTube video.
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Add WebRTC (WHIP) support (Thanks to Matt from codec.live)
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Add setting to define the listeners update interval
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Include ice-bitrate property to the HTTP header so the icecast status page shows the stream bit rate
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Fix "Update devices" button
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Improve VU-meter visibility
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Let the user select the VU-meter colors and thresholds
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Use momentary peak for the peak hold bar instead of an average peak
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Assure that the signal detection still works after a recording failed to start
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The threshold time for automatic streaming/recording can now be as low as 0.1 seconds
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The signal detection level is now always based on the stream volume
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Activating automatic streaming/recording did not work if the threshold time was set to 0 seconds
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Reduce CPU usage on macOS
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Pressing CMD+q on macOS now closes BUTT
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Add a "manual" and "YouTube" button to the settings window for easier access
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Make it easier for the user to go to the AAC install instructions after selecting the AAC codec
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Improve the order of GUI element selection when pressing the tab key
View ChangeLog for the complete change history.
YouTube channel
BUTT has a dedicated YouTube channel now.
As always: It would help me if you subscribe to the channel and hit the like buttons :)
Tutorials in text form
Features
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Contact
butt at danielnoethen dot de