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Same output to two sound cards
Hey guys. So here's the deal:
I've got two audio devices (USB Speakers + Onboard Audio) and I want to listen to the same sound output on both. For example: I'm listening to a song in winamp, it should play on both my headphones plugged into my laptop, and my usb speakers. I've been looking for HOURS with no solution. ANY HELP APPRECIATED! thanks. |
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Same output to two sound cards
If you are suggesting I use a Y-splitter, you've probably misunderstood
my problem. |
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Same output to two sound cards
WOOT I just found a solution.
It was a little utility named audiorepeater.exe that can be found in the zip file of the free trial download of a program named virtual audio cable. You can delete the other files, as this is the only one you need. http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.html#download |
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