Open BobbyShoe opened 3 years ago
Hey @BobbyShoe - are both of those WebView2 controls within the same app?
I am running two instances of the same application, so there are separate processes. Each instance is only running a single WebView2 control.
This sounds like a bug on our end. Also seems related to this comment: https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/WebView2Feedback/issues/41#issuecomment-618078194
I've opened this as a separate issue on our backlog. Thanks!
I am attempting to have two separate processes each containing a WebView2 control, redirect their audio output to different destinations (different sets of speakers). Creating separate userDataFolders for each process and passing the userDataFolder value into CoreWebView2Environment, appears to create two separate WebView processes, as I can see both processes separately in Sound Mixer Options in windows (when each window is playing a video).
However updating the Sound Mixer Options for either process actually updates the audio output for both processes.
Any suggestions?
AB#31785601