If any file is mentioned it should be inside the windows folder unless stated otherwise

1. You should install Virtual Audio Cable if you haven't already the files to install it should be inside the windows > VBCABLE folder
2. copy bore.exe and ffmpeg.exe to a folder you are gonna add to the path preferably a new folder inside C:\
WARNING: IF YOU ARE RUNNING WINDOWS 7 USE BORE_OLD
3. Open the run dialog (Windows + R on the keyboard) and type "SystemPropertiesAdvanced" without the quotes then click Enviroment Variables find PATH under System Variables and add the full path of the folder you just copied the files to (ie C:\bullshit)
4. inside the "Windows" folder again open the "Web server" folder and open nginx.exe if no window opens that's fine it should be running in the background
5. then inside the same folder go to the html folder then at the address bar (where it displays the path the folder is in) click at an empty area and type cmd (ofc removing the text that was already there) and press enter
6. repeat step 5 to open a second command line
7. type at either command line "bore local --to bore.pub 80" (without the quotes ofc) note of the url it gives you (ie bore.pub:69420)
WARNING 2: IF BORE OR FFMPEG REFUSE TO RUN INSTALL VISUAL C++ REDISTRIBUTABLE IDK WHICH ONE BUT CVM GIVES YOU A EXE THAT INSTALLS ALL OF THEM IN THE ROUTER
8. now at the other command line type stream.bat (the name of one of the files there) and enter ffmpeg should run
9. lastly put the bore.pub link you noted previously into the web browser OF YOUR OWN MACHINE NOT THE VM and when it loads press play you should be able to hear audio now