About WhatAmIHearing
WhatAmIHearing identifies music playing on a computer. It is an open-source desktop client for a music-recognition service, allowing users to identify a track from the audio output of their PC rather than holding a phone near a speaker. This can be useful when music is playing in a browser, game, or another computer application. The application is intended for quick track recognition from system audio. The supplied information does not specify which audio sources it can capture, whether a microphone is required, or how recognition requests are processed. Users should check the service's data handling before identifying music from private or restricted content. WhatAmIHearing's documented purpose is identifying music being played on a PC through a desktop client.
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