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| 700878 | 2008-08-27 06:44:00 | Hey guys, i was wondering if it is possible to split audio from my PC into two different output devices? for example: i have WMP open playing a song. I also have a game running. I want the game sounds to play through my headphones. I want the music to play through my speakers. I Dont want game and music sound through both i want each different program making the noise to have a seperate output device. Is there a program or any setting i can alter to get this to happen? Cheers. |
calebcc (13939) | ||
| 700879 | 2008-08-27 07:16:00 | To do this you would need two audio devices/cards, but I dont think Windows would support what you're asking for (unless you wrote your own program!); this may help www.soundonsound.com |
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| 700880 | 2008-08-27 20:37:00 | Yes you'd need 2 sound cards - and it is possible. Set whichever card as the default in windows for the game (because most games don't have output selection options) Then, go into WMP and specify your output device as the other card. If it can't do that, then get Winamp, which definitely can. |
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