Follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. This entry was posted by NirSoft on at 1:28 am under Utilities Update. You can download the new version of SoundVolumeView from this Web page. SoundVolumeView.exe /SetAppDefault “Realtek High Definition Audio\Device\Microphone\Capture” 0 6380 The following command sets the default input device of process that its ID is 6380 to the desired Microphone device: SoundVolumeView.exe /SetAppDefault “High Definition Audio Device\Device\Speakers\Render” 0 “Firefox.exe” This command accepts 3 parameters: The device name, the device role (0 – Console, 1 – Multimedia, 2 – Communications), name or ID of the process.įor example, the following command sets the default output device of Firefox to “High Definition Audio Device\Device\Speakers\Render” : The command that sets the default audio device of specific application is /SetAppDefault. The new version of SoundVolumeView (2.10) allows you to do the same thing from command line, without displaying any user interface. Inside the ‘App volume and device preferences’ window, you can choose the default input device and output device for every sound application currently running on your system: You can do it by clicking the ‘App volume and device preferences’ button inside the ‘Sound settings’ window. (Having sound on will cause lots of echo. Outside setup check the mute sound option at the bottom of the vent window.
For the one you want to play music thru change the input to line 1 and the output to speakers. I don't have to restart MC12.Starting from April 2018 Update of Windows 10 (Version 1803), you are allowed to set the default audio device for every application separately. Once line 1 is working, go to sound in the control panel and change the default sound device to line 1. That changes my audio device and the music comes out of my USB headphones. If I start the program and I am in the wrong zone, I hit CTRL + T to flip to the next zone. They have an excellent feature called Zone Manager which allows me to configure as many output devices as I like.
If I launch FF and the default audio Playback device is set to speakers, then the only way I have found to change to headphones is to close FF, open the Sound control panel applet, change my default device to my USB headphones, relaunch FF, go back to the streaming site, and start the divx stream again.Īs an example of what I am looking for, I run most of my media via J.River Media Center (MC12). When I watch streaming videos, it's usually late at night and the kiddos are in bed, so I have to use headphones. However, I have an annoying problem I can't find a solution for.
I have been watching a few streaming videos recently using the DivX Web Player on Vista 64-bit.
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