How to play different audio from two separate devices


  1. AlternateHalo
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    How to play different audio from two separate devices


    I like to play different games, and stream movies or shows at the same time on my TV which is hooked up. I recently upgraded my comp to a full custom build (z77 sabertooth, i5-3570k, 16GB ram, Windows 7 Professional 64 bit) and can't figure out how to set my audio playback devices to play separately. On my previous comp, which had Windows Vista Home Premium, whenever I changed the default playback whatever audio was playing already would stay on the devices it was playing on and whatever new windows I opened would play on the new default device. I've looked and looked but can't find any options similar to this.

    So my question is thus: How can I set my comp so that I can play one audio through my tv and separate audio through speakers?
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  3. boohbah
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    sounds like you need two soundcards, you can get a small usb soundcard for just a few pounds from amazon. i use one when i use virtualdj, not sure it would work for your requirements but worth having a research into it.

    Amazon.co.uk: usb sound card
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  4. AlternateHalo
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    A USB soundcard wont work though, I'm not using a headset, normal speakers and then my tv which is on an hdmi port.
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  6. boohbah
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    ah, ok sorry, not sure then.
    hopefully someone else may have a solution.
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  7. AlternateHalo
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    No problem, thanks for the input though =)
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