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Audio & video software: Audio Signal Routing
by Jazzyjeff10 - 9/16/08 6:31 PM
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Audio Signal Routing
by Jazzyjeff10 - 9/16/08 6:31 PMIs there a way to route an audio signal through a computer?
Example: I want a game to be playing through my headset, but I also want to have music from my iTunes playing through my speakers, and have INDEPENDENT volume control of each.
Would I need 2 sound cards, or is this even possible? I know i could just not be lazy and hook my iPod up to the speakers, but where's the fun in that.
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Not a feature of windows.
by R. Proffitt
- 9/16/08 6:33 PM
In reply to: Audio Signal Routing by Jazzyjeff10
I've seen this in Linux. Can you jump ship?
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If I can
by Jazzyjeff10 - 9/16/08 6:44 PM In reply to: Not a feature of windows. by R. Proffitt
still play call of duty 4 in Linux then sure I wouldn't mind at all.
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See "basic summary."
by R. Proffitt - 9/16/08 6:52 PM
In reply to: If I can by Jazzyjeff10
http://www.driverheaven.net/audio-general-technical-discussion/5873-dual-sound-card-set-up-psst-dallasstar.html
There are a lot of discussions about this on Linux. But for Windows, I have yet to see any notable success stories.
Bob
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