Two different sound streams out of seperate outputs


  1. TripOG
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    Two different sound streams out of seperate outputs


    anyone know a way i can play lets say music through headphones and listen to sportscenter or something through the stereo speakers?
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  3. hellish
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    The only way I can see to do this is by using two separate sound cards. At the moment, I'm running my internal on-board sound to my 7.1 surround receiver for movies, and have an external sound card which plugs in through USB, hooked up to studio monitor speakers for mixing.

    I'd search for software that's capable of handling two separate sound sources, but in all honesty, I think you'll need two sound cards for this to work. One could go to your speakers, and the other to your headphones.
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  4. copernicus
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    Get the utilities from your mobo's mfg.

    I can do this with my gigabyte motherboard.
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  6. TripOG
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    copernicus said:
    Get the utilities from your mobo's mfg.

    I can do this with my gigabyte motherboard.

    i have my drivers n what not and a gigabyte mobo but i still do not see a way to do it
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  7. hellish
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    I'm not sure, but perhaps one of the utilities listed here will allow you to do this: GIGABYTE - Support&Download - Motherboard - Utility
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  8. copernicus
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    I have a ud4p.
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