I'm curious if there is a way to output audio through both a USB audio device (Logitech G930) and built-in sound card headphone jack or speakers?
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I would say you can try Virtual Audio Cable, but your trying to output to both an analog and digital sink. I don't think Windows or any 3rd party program is capable of outputting to an analog and digital sink at the same time.
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Thanks. It seemed to work, obviously the "Trial" would blurt out every ten seconds or so. But then all of a sudden it would say "trialtrialtrialtrial" nonstop... I can't figure it out. Glitch with the software or what?
edit: seems to work now. Weird. Guess I'll have to pony up $35 as it works with what I want need. I don't want anything fancy and if I don't touch the other settings, it seems to work fine, because it has a lot of options that looks like I could screw things up easily. -
Interesting. I will have to remember that. I was honestly skeptical about if it would even work. USB and 3.5mm output two very different signals. Good to know it actually does what its says.
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Pretty nifty app actually, but not necessarily worth $35. Too bad they don't offer a lite version with just one line for like $10.
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Audio Out through USB headphones AND internal headphone jack? Windows 8.1
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by HTWingNut, Jun 18, 2014.