Problem: I want to play audio out of my headphone jack and wireless usb headset at the same time.
Why? Normally we are editing videos with wireless headphones but multiple times a day we will "collaborate" editing video and have 2 or more people watch a quick 2-3 minute video for review. It sucks having to change the audio devices in Premiere AND the windows devices (since the windows update and premiere update - it just causes a bunch of issues every time you do it - THANK YOU ADOBE!!!!)
After the usual Googling, it seems super dumb that with 4, 6, 8 core PC's that can render 3d objects and output 4k dual monitor displays that we can't just play audio out of the multiple outputs we have on a computer simultaneously.
The workarounds I found included the one where you set your system to listen to the other speaker and then you could sometimes make it work for 2 speaker systems, but not "all" and I record a bunch of videos and use the microphone daily so I don't want to hear myself as I'm talking in the mic.
Solution: is it due to some sort of copyright issues that Microsoft doesn't have a "play out all devices" option? Will that EVER be a feature? Is there a simple software program to enable it kinda like CUDA graphics cards and premiere only needed a simple text doc modification?
How hard can it be? My guess is the real reason you can't play audio out of all audio devices on a Windows PC is due to legal reasons and not hardware... but that's just me speculating.
Anyone have a recommendation to really solve this dilemma? Thanks guys!
Long time Youtube fan - first time in the forum (I did a search but didn't see this solved).
Problem: I want to play audio out of my headphone jack and wireless usb headset at the same time. Why? Normally we are editing videos with wireless headphones but multiple times a day we will "collaborate" editing video and have 2 or more people watch a quick 2-3 minute video for review. It sucks having to change the audio devices in Premiere AND the windows devices (since the windows update and premiere update - it just causes a bunch of issues every time you do it - THANK YOU ADOBE!!!!) After the usual Googling, it seems super dumb that with 4, 6, 8 core PC's that can render 3d objects and output 4k dual monitor displays that we can't just play audio out of the multiple outputs we have on a computer simultaneously. The workarounds I found included the one where you set your system to listen to the other speaker and then you could sometimes make it work for 2 speaker systems, but not "all" and I record a bunch of videos and use the microphone daily so I don't want to hear myself as I'm talking in the mic. Solution: is it due to some sort of copyright issues that Microsoft doesn't have a "play out all devices" option? Will that EVER be a feature? Is there a simple software program to enable it kinda like CUDA graphics cards and premiere only needed a simple text doc modification? How hard can it be? My guess is the real reason you can't play audio out of all audio devices on a Windows PC is due to legal reasons and not hardware... but that's just me speculating. Anyone have a recommendation to really solve this dilemma? Thanks guys! Long time Youtube fan - first time in the forum (I did a search but didn't see this solved).