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    Default Using 2 soundcards seperately?

    Hello,

    I run 2 monitors, no big deal, many do, however one of the monitors is run via HDMI and as such the audio can work through this monitor as well, but I default to the computers internal soundcard.

    My question, and I did google with hardly anything turning up for my search criteria, can I default individual program to different audio devices?

    eg

    Watch a movie on monitor 1 internal soundcard, while playing music on monitor 2 HDMI audio.

    Thanks for your responses.

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    Yes you can if your software supports it, thats the way jukeboxes work.

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    As Adobe has basically indicated, Windows wont do it natively.

    I have to change the defaulting sound card for some apps.
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    A lot of programs let you choose the sound output.
    Put the default to the HDMI and configure the player you use for movies to use the Onboard Soundcard.
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