for each output device run Audio Repeater (MME), then set Wave in to Line 1, and Wave out to desired output device.find shortcut Audio Repeater (MME) under Start Menu.on Playback tab select Line 1 and press Set Default.click with RMB on speaker icon in the system tray and select Playback devices.It has complicated GUI (it seems to be software for professionals), but essentially: There's some lag, but I guess that is physically unavoidable when playing audio on speakers with and w/o processing, different length of cables, etc. On Windows there's this "Virtual Audio Cable" ( ). Is there a way, any way, to get the same audio stream through both devices? Is there software outside of windows that can be used? Are there some settings I can take advantage of since both are separate devices? I know iOS, Linux and that OS the kid down the street threw together for a science fair are all better than Windows. I know that Windows 7 Doesn't support this on its own. Yes, I know it would work, but there are specific reasons I can't do that. No, I don't want to just buy a line splitter or something along those lines. I need to use the headset/mic and regular headphones to play the same audio at the same time, ie, one kid is playing an online game and the other wants to be able to listen without waking up their extraordinarily grumpy, late night working dad(me). The Realtek HD Audio manager doesn't even see the USB headset, it has a separate driver.
I have a Logitech USB headset w/microphone.I have an ASUS mobo w/realtek built in audio w/front & rear jacks.
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