Airfoil 5.9.0 macOS

Stream any audio from your Mac all around your network. Send music services like Spotify or web-based audio like Pandora wirelessly to all sorts of devices, including the Apple TV, Google Chromecast, and Bluetooth speakers. You can even send to iOS devices and other computers. Any audio on your Mac can now be heard throughout your house!



Use Airfoil to stream any audio playing on your Mac, from music services like Spotify and Pandora, web-based audio from Safari or Chrome, or anything else you like.



Stream the music you love to speakers all over the house: AirPlay, Bluetooth, and more! Everything will play in perfect sync, even between different speaker types.



Airfoil Satellite is a free companion for Airfoil, available for iOS, Windows, and Mac. Receive audio and remotely control Airfoil on your iOS device or other computer!

Airfoil Does a Lot to Make Your Audio Streaming Great

Send to AirPlay Devices
Stream audio from your Mac to Apple TV, AirPort Express, or third party AirPlay devices.

Send to Google Cast
Stream audio to any Cast device, including Google Chromecasts, as well as third-party devices like Cast-enabled TVs and speakers.

Send to Bluetooth Devices
Stream audio to thousands of different Bluetooth audio speakers and headphones.

Send to Other Devices
Stream audio to iOS or Android devices, as well as Mac, Windows, and Linux computers.

Multiple Outputs, in Sync
Whether you play to a single device or a dozen different speakers at once, it will all be in perfect sync.

Remote Control
Use the free Airfoil Satellite on iOS, Mac, and Windows to remotely control Airfoil and your audio streaming.

The New Airfoil 5 Adds These Major Features…and Much More

Support for Google Cast New in version 5.5!
Send audio to Google Chromecasts, as well as Cast-enabled TVs and speakers.

Party On With Bluetooth
Send your music to Bluetooth speakers and headphones! Airfoil now supports streaming to Bluetooth devices, including multiple devices at once.

Speaker Groups
Send to multiple outputs at once with a single click. Create one group for all the speakers in your house, or divide them into zones.

What's New in Version 5.9.0:

An Overhauled Equalizer
Airfoil's built-in Lagutin Equalizer has been substantially improved. It now offers a new sparkline indicator in the Presets menu, as well as improved custom Preset saving and editing. Transitions between presets now animate beautifully as well.

A New “Alerts” Window
Airfoil's new “Alerts” window puts all errors and notices in one place for easy reference, to keep things working smoothly.

MiX16 Track Titles
Track title support has been updated to support all versions of MiX16.

Multiple Track Titles Improvements
The performance of Spotify track title retrieval has been improved using the Scripting Bridge API. Track titles from Audirvana are once again supported. Other track titles have been sped up, including Music (and iTunes), as well as VLC.

Audio Capture Improvements and Fixes With ACE 11.1.5
Airfoil's audio capture, powered by the Audio Capture Engine (ACE), has been updated to 11.1.5. This update offers fixes for capturing audio from Google Chrome's Progressive Web Apps, as well as many backend enhancements including additional fixes for device tracking, and work arounds for issues with Bluetooth.

• Small improvements to the “Advanced Speaker Options” window have been made for VoiceOver users.
• The Balance slider in the Effects window has been made more clear, now filling from the center out.
• Airfoil will now better hide duplicate device entries, caused by devices improperly listing themselves multiple times.
• Devices with changing channel counts now appear correctly in Airfoil's output device selector.
• Airfoil no longer incorrectly grabs both halves of a VoIP conversation. It will now stream only the remote party's audio.
• Airfoil's AppleScript “current-source” selector now works as it should.
• A regression where AppleScript could fail to work as expected has been fixed. Unfortunately, this results in the restoration of a previous bug, seemingly caused by MacOS 10.15 (Catalina) itself, where the application's menu bar menus could fail to respond immediately after launch on Catalina.
• Fixes have been made to properly detect the system theme on MacOS 10.15 (Catalina).
• Error reporting has been improved, with the SSRTSPError now including the speaker name.
• The shortcuts for the “Airfoil” and “Effects” windows have been updated.