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Windows 7: Per-application sound device chooser?

13 Jan 2013   #1

Windows 7 Ultimate N x86
 
 
Per-application sound device chooser?

[window 7 ultimate]

normally i only have 1 sound card/sound device in sound settings
when i use hdmi with my tv, i have 2 sound devices in there, and i can choose 1 one of them as default, and ALL applications i run will play sound on that default device,
so i choose hdmi (my tv) as default, open chrome for my mom watch movies, sound play on my tv (hdmi), that's what i want
and i open firefox, go to youtube, sound also play on my tv (hdmi), that's not what i want, i want it (firefox) to play sound on my pc, so my mom can watch movies on tv, and i can watch youtube on pc



is there a way to do this? a way to set per-application sound card/sound device setting? i know some programs like windows media player or vlc can let you choose sound card, but firefox, chrome do not. i tried indievolume and it did not work, even uninstalled, reinstalled but did not work,
or is there any browser that let me choose sound card setting (like wmp and vlc, but these 2 are not browser)

thanks
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14 Jan 2013   #2

Windows 7, 64 bit Home SP1, Win 8 Pro 64 bit
Citrus Co, FL
 
 

You can't have two default audio playback devices. You can only have either your PC "Speakers" or "HDMI", but not both.

This comes up frequently on this forum and the answers are always the same.
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