i want to output sound through my digital output and through my front jacks at the same time, i.e while watching a movie through my digital output (monitor i.e video extended to my tv) and playing a game at the same time (game on my LCD), with sound coming out my front sound jack for the game. so basically in a nut shell, i want to watch movies and play games at the same time, while the respective sound comes through different outputs.
how do you output sound through digital and front jack at same time
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I don't think you can currently do that with Vista (I certainly can't, anyway).
I find that I have to reconfigure my laptop every time I want to play a DVD through the HDMI port and then reconfigure it again when I've finished. I've seen many others posting about the same issue.
I find that I have to reconfigure my laptop every time I want to play a DVD through the HDMI port and then reconfigure it again when I've finished. I've seen many others posting about the same issue.
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I suspect you will need two sound cards or split the output in some way but I would guess that motherboards will needs two separate circuits to output two distinct channels of sound to seperat outputs
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regardless, you still need a way to tell which application which sound output to use, how would you do this.
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A lot of games will let you pick the sound if there is more than one installed....
Some Windows applicators will not - and thus using the combination, you'd set the one that the Windows app would use as default and set your game(s) to use the other....
Some Windows applicators will not - and thus using the combination, you'd set the one that the Windows app would use as default and set your game(s) to use the other....
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