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Windows 7 - Command Line Utility Change Sound Device
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| 04-15-2011 | #1 |
| | Command Line Utility Change Sound Device Hi! I am looking for a method for CLI-only changing of the default audio device. (Control Panel-> Hardware and Sound -> Manage Audio Devices) I have already tried various options such as AutoIT, AutoHotKey and while I was able to get it working, this was not the optimal solution. Does anybody know of a way to change it using only CLI utilities? Thanks! |
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| 06-27-2011 | #2 |
| | Command Line Utility to change sound device Hi. Did you ever find something that would work? I've got the same problem and I've been using AutoHotKey for a while now, but find it unreliable - especially if audio devices change. Thanks. |
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| 06-30-2011 | #3 |
| | Actually I am still using an auto it script that I created. I will try to post the code soon. There was no other way I could find to do this. |
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