Is there a way to split audio streams between programs on windows then reroute only one stream to input (i.e. listen to game audio while using separate audio from another program as mic input)
Is there a way to split audio streams between programs on windows then reroute only one stream to input (i.e...
Austin Thomas
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Henry Roberts
yes.
Colton Flores
no.
Jonathan Gutierrez
maybe.
Jaxson Morris
i don't know.
Bentley Reed
install gentoo
Robert Johnson
pirate virtual audio cable, set its output as your default device and then set its input to listen through your headset. set anything you don't want to go to the stream to your headphones directly through the sound settings of that program.
Bentley Collins
I was creme but I agree with this picture.
Juan Long
I know Audio Router can change output devices, but don't know about output to input. Might be worth a shot.
Brayden Brooks
On an unrelated note, who the fuck won?
Liam Edwards
Unironically this and pulseaudio
Andrew Martin
this, but don't bother pirating, it's free now if you only need one
Anthony Rogers
Also, since Windows was designed by morons, you'll probably want to use github.com
Ian Gomez
Penis butter by 20 points.
Evan Lee
So it *was* a setup. I fucking knew it.
Ayden Walker
VoiceMeter
Bentley Sanders
I mean, the whole thing was just a meme to make the entire fucking website in-fight and was entirely random, so yes
also, some dumb fuck lost team chocolate 25 points by shitposting and us niggers would have won if he hadn't
Caleb Roberts
yes
Ryder Sanders
It's not very clear what you want from how you phrased it.
>while using separate audio from another program as mic input
Where would this be output? Same master mix? Or do you want to use different inputs to output to different ouputs, like one stream to output to headphones and another to output to an external interface via USB?
Maybe I'm reading too much into what you said.
So I can't answer without fully knowing what you mean.
But Windows is very bad, in general, for managing audio streams.
>reroute only one stream to input
What does this even mean? You want to have an audio signal produced by a program that is directed to an input? An input normally generates audio, it doesn't take signal from another program.
Unless you're talking about audio cables, like ASIO shit.
Benjamin Richardson
Who won? I was team mini.
Michael Hughes
Audio Router doesn't properly work for me. It always wants to run as admin and will only route audio from apps that are also running with admin privileges; not happening.
Evan Brown
That sucks. I guess it's either Virtual Audio Cable or CheVolume, then.
Elijah Brooks
Voicemeter doesn't even control audio from each application individually. It's got only a master volume for each hardware input and one for output. And some virtual device with an equaliser.
Nothing else for managing your playback from different sources.
I've also tried CheVolume but it doesn't have anything that the native and retarded volume mixer doesn't have. Maybe somewhat easier way to switch between audio devices to which you can output. But that's it.
Jose Stewart
Microsoft has recording and playback devices.
The idea is to route playback from only some applications to a virtual recording device so that device can be used as a microphone input in a game while also using headphone playback device to hear game audio but you don't want to capture the audio of the game application, hence the application sound discrimination.
I was hoping there was some inbuilt way in windows to create a virtual recording device (like stereo mix) that only captured the sound of select programs.
Carter Cruz
JACK audio is what you seek.
Aaron Phillips
we came in last lol