Does this programme exist

[Dannbro]

so i want to listen to a livestream though my headset but....

i want to play cod 4 and have the audio of that come through my speakers 

i dont think you can do this through windows but was wondering if a 3rd party programme exists 

any ideas 

 

thanks 

[Guest]

Use a separate computer? A Phone maybe?

 

I really doubt software can do this, because it's all about your audio output. 

[Prince32780]

it'll work if your soundcard supports multiple outputs

[TymmVonD]

Check in-game settings. I'm pretty sure you can play separate audio with 2 devices. Just not the same audio with 2 devices.

[niksuto]

Virtual Audio Cable. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Audio_Cable
it's a very powerful tool, though for what you seem to be wanting to do you will need 2 sound cards.

[TymmVonD]

If the program or game has the settings for devices, it will work. I've had windows sounds coming from my speakers and a game playing through my headset.

[dalekphalm]

so i want to listen to a livestream though my headset but....

i want to play cod 4 and have the audio of that come through my speakers 

i dont think you can do this through windows but was wondering if a 3rd party programme exists 

any ideas 

 

thanks 

 

 

it'll work if your soundcard supports multiple outputs

 

 

Check in-game settings. I'm pretty sure you can play separate audio with 2 devices. Just not the same audio with 2 devices.

Should be possible, depending on the game. For example, I have my TV set as the primary output for my speakers (So when I'm watching stuff, the audio is coming from the direction I'm looking - feels more natural), yet Skype is set to output to my speakers. They are independent of each other.

 

Most good PC games will allow you to set your audio output. You can generally over-ride the "Windows Default" to select something else.

[Sarcasm]

I can do it through Windows with just drivers. I use my onboard as my Default Communications Device, and using my soundcard I set that as system default. Then changed the output in Teamspeak.

[ShearMe]

Dunno if this is safe to download or not, but here ya go: http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Virtual-Audio-Cable-Download-2217.html