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USB 2.0 Headphone/mic vs 5.1 speakers
I have recently purchased a usb headphone/mic set that windows recognizes as a "C-Media USB device" and subsequently assigns all audio to it. All I want is to hear skype/ventrilo through it and speak through it, and listen to all other sound (like music) through my 5.1 speaker set.
I have the Realtek audio pack. Even when going into settings and strictly putting Realtek output in speakers and C-Media USB as voice input and output, I still hear all noise through my headphones. |
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