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haloo101

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#41292 14-Sep-2009 09:37
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Hi

I am using win 7 pro (86) RTM and having two audio hardware devices.
So what i want to do is to set different applications to play audio on different devices. Is that possible?
I remembered I was able to do that in vista. and that was awesome !!. I googled but no avail. If anyone has some answer please share

Thanks

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rhysb
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  #255535 14-Sep-2009 10:18
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Yes it works the same way in Win 7 as it did in Vista. Your application will need to be able to specify the output device to use.








haloo101

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  #255632 14-Sep-2009 16:07
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rhysb: Yes it works the same way in Win 7 as it did in Vista. Your application will need to be able to specify the output device to use.


Well not many application can and i tried that on vlc which once worked on xp.. but now no longer work..

allstarnz
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  #255636 14-Sep-2009 16:14
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to slightly hijack the thread, does Windows 7 put the audio device asleep when it's not in use? I notice sometimes there is a lag of about 3 seconds to fire up the sound when it's used for the first time in a while.



haloo101

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  #255647 14-Sep-2009 16:44
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allstarnz: to slightly hijack the thread, does Windows 7 put the audio device asleep when it's not in use? I notice sometimes there is a lag of about 3 seconds to fire up the sound when it's used for the first time in a while.


it should be according to this post http://blogs.msdn.com/e7/archive/2009/01/06/windows-7-energy-efficiency.aspx

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