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How Do I Use Two Different Audio Devices at the Same Time?

Hackzzila
By Hackzzila
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SO I want to use both my receiver and my 5.1 surround at the same time, the receiver is hooked up via 3.5mm cable in my monitor which gets sound over HDMI and my 5.1 system is hooked up via my onboard sound on my Maximus VI Hero. When I tried using virtual audio cables my reciever was behind my 5.1 system.

                                            

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haha, you don't

welcome to windows

 

you can try either an HDMI passthrough or the output from the receiver.

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you dont really,

 

you could try plugging a 3.5mm splitter into the line out port on the motherboard and plug the headphones and 5.1 into that

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their is a way

its very diffuclt i did once before, i wish i remembered how

default Microsoft audio drivers were part of this

 

 

 

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