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Cool, maybe this means they'll finally be able to afford to implement the ability to play through a non-default sound device on Windows. You know, like the USB
by elfchief 9y ago
Cool, maybe this means they'll finally be able to afford to implement the ability to play through a non-default sound device on Windows. You know, like the USB DACs a lot of music lovers have.
- AbstractCache 9y agoAm I missing something here? Can't you just change the default sound device to the DAC?
- JamesMcMinn 9y agoI have a USB DAC, that's exactly how it works for me...it'll happily switch between the builtin audio and USB DAC while playing, too.
- philsnow 9y agoMaybe elfchief doesn't want chord.wav to play on the hi-fi system, so doesn't set the DAC as the default device
- elfchief 9y agoPretty much this. I have a pair of studio monitors set up for music and tuned for music. Game audio and random youtube videos don't sound so great with that setup, so I don't want it to be my default. Sure, I could change the default every time I fire up Spotify, but that's annoying and I really shouldn't have to do it -- this kind of setup is not that unusual for music lovers, and it's not a difficult feature to add.
- true_religion 9y agoHave you heard of this http://www.chevolume.com/ http://www.chevolume.com/ It lets you set an app to use a default audio device, which may solve your issue with spotify. Some apps just ignore it, and only play through the system default though.
- FatalBaboon 9y agoOr use pulseaudio under Linux and enjoy any setup you like of inputs and outputs!