I'm at the moment implementing User defined settings. Ordinarily it should work with any HD card, but it's up to the user to define the settings correctly as it's way to much work to preset all cards.
It'll be a case of editing a text file, which shouldn't be to complicated.
This little try-out should work, it's for all audiocards
www.petrossa.com/AudioEndpoints.zip
The link works here, Although Im lucky enough not to need it. Just thought I'd test it after reading your post..
the link works but it is corrupt (you cant extract anything from it)
Oh yeah I see, same problem here....
sorry guys, zipped it in Winzip 12, i rezipped it in legacy mode
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE THE FREAKIN MAN!!!!! I registered on this forum just to say thanks and that you are smart as hell!!! +1 rep if i am allowed to do such a thing!!
THANK YOU!!!
more please more. I bask in the glory. But i lay more claim to persistance then smartness. Took me a month trying everyway from friday to do this in principe small thing. Finally i gave up, MS just don't want us to change the audio endpoints systemwide programmatically so i resolved it this way.
Go figure.
Hi, I downloaded the latest drivers and installed them, the Realtek manager finds my Speakers and Headset/Mic plugged in, but Windows 7 doesn't.
I have all the pins plugged in and the registry trick didn't work for me. I can't get sound through my Headset, only my speakers, also my Mic works fine.
Anyone able to add a device to Windows 7 like headset so it will recognize my headset.
Thanks.
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