Open Simran-B opened 8 years ago
For the duplication to work correctly, you need to first route(or duplicate, the very first routing is equivalent in both ways) the audio to a single device, and after that duplicate it from there to another device. Unfortunately the duplication is somewhat counterintuitive at the moment.
I see. Here are my findings:
Also tried my desktop computer with Windows 10 and a Realtek audio chip / driver in combination with http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Cable/index.htm and audio-router. I successfully routed Spotify to the speakers and duplicated it from there to VB-Cable. The only problem I ran into is that after quitting audio-router, the audio is gone entirely and I had to restart Spotify.
I tried to achieve the following:
The audio source is routed to either the speakers or the virtual audio cable, without the help of audio-router.
Now, I would like to duplicate the audio signal and output it to both, but if I use the Duplicate option in audio-router (soft or not), from there on the signal is only sent to the audio device I choose. I verified that by using Audacity to capture the signal, but there is nothing to capture on the virtual audio cable line (anymore) if I duplicate to the speakers.
I'm using Windows 10 Pro 64bit, Build 14393, running on a MacBook Air with Bootcamp 6.0. Virtual Audio Cable v4.14. Speakers: Cirrus Logic CS4208 (AB 114) with default driver by Microsoft (v10.0.14393.0, 2016-07-15).