EPTi have win7 64 with asus p7p55d onboard sound and radeon5770 with audio output through hdmi
only thing i found so far is http://www.indievolume.com/ but that doesnt seem to do anything under w7 64
any help much appreciated
Switch audio output device for application
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mcht
Germany201 Posts
i have win7 64 with asus p7p55d onboard sound and radeon5770 with audio output through hdmi only thing i found so far is http://www.indievolume.com/ but that doesnt seem to do anything under w7 64 any help much appreciated | ||
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NPHarris
91 Posts
I think. | ||
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mcht
Germany201 Posts
does nobody have a solution to that ? | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
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mcht
Germany201 Posts
im not a dau if anyone has some kind of solution i will probably get it to work somehow | ||
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TeamBreakdown
United States20 Posts
On May 16 2011 02:35 a176 wrote: the application should always use the default windows setting. its silly to think a developer would program their application to use a specific output from a specific manufacturer. I don't think it is silly at that a developer should allow applications to be routed to different custom outputs. It does not have to be manufacturer specific since windows or the sound driver handles all the outputs. Example would be having something like Last.fm routed to output 3 which would be two stereo speakers while SC2 could be routed to the default which could be surround sound. OP: I have used that app before on a win*64; it has worked for me, one thing I had to do though was to switch the Audio type in my bios. I wanna say it has to be switched to AC'97 compliant and not HD (but I could have that reversed) | ||
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forelmashi
421 Posts
On May 16 2011 02:35 a176 wrote: the application should always use the default windows setting. its silly to think a developer would program their application to use a specific output from a specific manufacturer. it's not uncommon for your hardware to have many outputs, even for non-pro users | ||
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mcht
Germany201 Posts
and im not even using the front panel  | ||
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a176
Canada6688 Posts
On May 16 2011 02:45 TeamBreakdown wrote: I don't think it is silly at that a developer should allow applications to be routed to different custom outputs. It does not have to be manufacturer specific since windows or the sound driver handles all the outputs. Example would be having something like Last.fm routed to output 3 which would be two stereo speakers while SC2 could be routed to the default which could be surround sound. thats not what i mean. windows will have 1 output set as the "default" among all the outputs in your system. ![[image loading]](http://www.modernstreet.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/hardware-sound-windows7.jpg) applications will use this setting as their default too; they should not randomly choose another output unless changed by the user. it would help if the OP could be more specific in what application/situation they are dealing with. | ||
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TeamBreakdown
United States20 Posts
On May 16 2011 03:30 mcht wrote: only thing i can change in bios is front panel audio from hd to ac97 but that doesnt do anything and im not even using the front panel Boo; that what I did to get the app you had to work for me. The difference between the ac97 and HD is that under AC97 the front ports replicate the back ports. While the HD is all separate channels but another you could try is Virtual Audio Cable I have never used it before but by reading what it does it might be up your alley or I could be completely wrong http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.htm | ||
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TeamBreakdown
United States20 Posts
On May 16 2011 07:22 a176 wrote: thats not what i mean. windows will have 1 output set as the "default" among all the outputs in your system. applications will use this setting as their default too; they should not randomly choose another output unless changed by the user. it would help if the OP could be more specific in what application/situation they are dealing with. What you mean was not even close to what you wrote. The whole thing about this is it to find a solution to be able to route audio of an application that does not have the option to. I had to reread the OP to see if I read it wrong; but I feel that it was pretty straight forward what he/she was trying to accomplish and with your first reply and then your rebuttal I think you should do the same..... | ||
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ZenGraffix
United States96 Posts
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mcht
Germany201 Posts
i dont think vac works since you also need apps that let you select vac as the output | ||
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Ch3M
Belgium1 Post
There is a solution for this, Check http://www.chevolume.com Here is a screenshot (from chevolume website) : Spotify + league of legends + youtube | ||
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