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<blockquote data-quote="Crew" data-source="post: 183643" data-attributes="member: 49914">HiyaJust a quick suggestion that should be fairly easy.&nbsp; As standard media portal uses the default sound device.&nbsp; Would it be possible to add a check box or do a whole page to configure multiple sound cards so they all play at the same time.Quote from <a href="http://stereo-link.com/Static/Support.html" target="_blank">http://stereo-link.com/Static/Support.html</a>We will describe two ways of doing this. Windows XP can handle multiple sound devices (including multiple stereo-links). It is up to the application to select the output device it uses. Many players will only use the active &quot;default device&quot;, while others, such as foobar2000, can be configured to send sound to two devices simultaneously.----Reason I ask is I have a hdmi card outputting sound to TV but would sometimes like my amp on to play music without having to faff and change the default sound card.Ta in advance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crew, post: 183643, member: 49914"] Hiya Just a quick suggestion that should be fairly easy. As standard media portal uses the default sound device. Would it be possible to add a check box or do a whole page to configure multiple sound cards so they all play at the same time. Quote from [url]http://stereo-link.com/Static/Support.html[/url] We will describe two ways of doing this. Windows XP can handle multiple sound devices (including multiple stereo-links). It is up to the application to select the output device it uses. Many players will only use the active "default device", while others, such as foobar2000, can be configured to send sound to two devices simultaneously. ---- Reason I ask is I have a hdmi card outputting sound to TV but would sometimes like my amp on to play music without having to faff and change the default sound card. Ta in advance. [/QUOTE]

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