Status, October 2026: current. IK Multimedia still sells it.
What it is
The iRig Stream is a compact audio interface for streaming, podcasting and video from IK Multimedia (IK Multimedia product page). IK introduced it in October 2019 alongside new iRig microphones and began shipping it in November 2019. It later added the iRig Stream Solo and iRig Stream Pro to the range.
It takes a stereo line signal, such as a DJ mixer's output, on two unbalanced RCA inputs and passes it to an iPhone, iPad, Android device, Mac or PC, where any app that records or streams audio or video can use it. Loopback mixes the connected device's own audio into the same stream. Conversion is 24-bit at 44.1 or 48 kHz.
A 1/8" TRRS jack takes a headset or earbuds with a built-in microphone, for monitoring and for talking over the mix; IK also lists its iRig Mic Lav, iRig Mic and iRig Pre for it. There are input and headphone level controls and LED level indicators.
It connects through a mini-DIN port and is powered by the connected device or over USB, with a DC input for optional external power. Charging a Lightning iPhone or iPad while in use needs IK's iRig PSU 3A, sold separately. Android needs version 5 or later with USB digital audio, and devices with a micro-USB port need a separate Micro-USB-OTG cable. Macs need macOS 10.6 or later, and Windows 10 or later needs IK's iRig ASIO driver for low latency. iRig Recorder 3 LE is included for iPhone, iPad and Android.
It measures 105.5 x 44.5 x 24 mm and weighs 65 g. The box holds the interface and three cables: Lightning to mini-DIN with charging, USB-C to mini-DIN and USB-A to mini-DIN. RCA leads are not included.


