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-# pycaw
+# Pycaw (Python Core Audio Windows)
 
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-Python Core Audio Windows Library, working for both Python2 and Python3.
+
+Pycaw is a Python library designed exclusively for controlling audio devices on **Windows** systems.
+It allows programmatic access to audio sessions, volume control, and sound device management on the Windows platform.
+
+> Note: Pycaw does not support macOS or Linux.
+> It is built specifically for Windows using Core Audio APIs.
+> If you're looking for similar functionality on other platforms, you'll need alternative libraries.
+
 
 ## Install