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<blockquote data-quote="Wizzing" data-source="post: 580725" data-attributes="member: 101909"><p>Mmm I think this is very difficult to realize. </p><p></p><p>For example I use 2 output devices in Windows 7 : USB Logitec speakers and USB Creative (gaming) headset. USB devices use their own integrated soundcards so this is the same principle. When I play in winamp/mediacenter or whatever, I change the output windows keeps using the first selected one... untill I restart the program that is using the sound. So I can be done.. but when you make the switch there can't be any audio output.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wizzing, post: 580725, member: 101909"] Mmm I think this is very difficult to realize. For example I use 2 output devices in Windows 7 : USB Logitec speakers and USB Creative (gaming) headset. USB devices use their own integrated soundcards so this is the same principle. When I play in winamp/mediacenter or whatever, I change the output windows keeps using the first selected one... untill I restart the program that is using the sound. So I can be done.. but when you make the switch there can't be any audio output. [/QUOTE]
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