audio setup management, I need suggestion.

[neystro]

Hi guys,

My current audio setup is compose of:

o2 + odac combo from mayflower,

headphone (akg q701)   3.5mm connected on the o2

some dell desktop speaker  3.5mm connected in my Mobo,

modmic 4.0   3.5mm connected in my Mobo,

 

I sometime use a 3.5mm + hdmi cable to my TV.

 

I need something to switch from my speaker to my headphone and vice visa easily. I'll love if I could also switch my display setting at the same time.

 

Thank you in advance.

[Rorgash]

on windows? try the speaker icon on the bar around the clock, and playback devices

[Peter Vaughan Truslow]

I once wrote an autohotkey script that did this, but it was a PITA

I do something similar and might try writing a script again, but probably in virtual basic or shell

on second thought batch would probably be easier than shell, and wouldn't require cygwin to get it to work.

[neystro]

on windows? try the speaker icon on the bar around the clock, and playback devices

I'm trying to find an easier way to do that, like a 1 click button on my taskbar, but yes i'm using windows 

 

I once wrote an autohotkey script that did this, but it was a PITA

I do something similar and might try writing a script again, but probably in virtual basic or shell

on second thought batch would probably be easier than shell, and wouldn't require cygwin to get it to work.

I don't mind using cygwin, it's already install on my pc anyway but I was looking for an *easy to use, with GUI* type of solution tbh

[Peter Vaughan Truslow]

I'm trying to find an easier way to do that, like a 1 click button on my taskbar, but yes i'm using windows 

 

I don't mind using cygwin, it's already install on my pc anyway but I was looking for an *easy to use, with GUI* type of solution tbh

I myself don't want a gui. I want to write a script, set it to one of my kerboard's macro keys and forget about it.

a gui for making the script on the other hand would be handy

[NannerBeans]

Display fusion has a built-in switcher that's a bit easier if you own that. I wouldn't buy it just for that feature though.

[neystro]

I myself don't want a gui. I want to write a script, set it to one of my kerboard's macro keys and forget about it.

a gui for making the script on the other hand would be handy

Never though about using it with a macro key. I like this idea. If i'm ever doing one for my self, I'll be posting it! thanks for the idea.