Soundcard helpage

thatbloke

thatbloke

Junior Administrator
I have a question. I'm on Windows XP and was wondering if it is possible in windows to route the line in input of one soundcard to the output of another soundcard.

Basically I have my sexbox 360 connected to my pc for audio, but it goes through the speakers (this works perfectly I should add). What I want is the line in from that card to be output on a different one.

Perhaps there is a small (free) piece of software that can allow me to do this?
 
thatbloke

thatbloke

Junior Administrator
because the line in on the card i want to output from doesnt "exist" because the card i want to output from is a 5.1 surround sound usb headset. It has no line-in slot unfortunately :(
 
DocBot

DocBot

Administrator
Staff member
what soundcards are they? kX is nice, albeit a little tricky.

edit: missed the part about the usb headset.
 
BiG D

BiG D

Administrator
Staff member
omfg.

I've been looking to do exactly the same thing over the last couple days. I've had no luck as of yet. Do let me know if you figure something out, and I'll do the same.
 
thatbloke

thatbloke

Junior Administrator
The soundcard I am using for the line in is the on-board soundcard for my motherboard, a Realtek ALC850 8-channel card.

The soundcard I want to output to if possible is the Point Of View 5.1 USB headset. This headset literally just plugs into a USB port and has no other connectors or sockets. As it seems to be a bit more reliable I am using the standard windows XP "USB Audio" device driver rather than the supplied driver from the manufacturer. The manufacturer's drivers don't seem to like it if the headset is unplugged...

I know I'm not gonna get the 5.1 from the headphones but I would like (if possible) to be able to use them.
 
thatbloke

thatbloke

Junior Administrator
the playback device IS my headset. but it still comes out of the speakers that are plugged into that soundcard :/
 
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