I recently bought this pair of headphones: http://www.steelseries.com/products/steel_sound/steelsound_5h_v2_usb/information
They're great headphones, and they were an oustanding deal. But...since they're the USB version, they have their own soundcard. That wouldn't normally be bad, but I have Turtle Beach Riviera connected to Klipsch 2.1s that I wanted to utilize simultaneously (sometimes listen to headphones, sometimes speakers). Windows doesn't see it that way, though.
I can only get Windows to output to one of them at a time, and switching is not a smooth transition. Does anyone know of any way to make Windows XP (32-bit, SP2) output sound to two sound devices/cards simultaneously? I'm a total audio novice, so I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.
They're great headphones, and they were an oustanding deal. But...since they're the USB version, they have their own soundcard. That wouldn't normally be bad, but I have Turtle Beach Riviera connected to Klipsch 2.1s that I wanted to utilize simultaneously (sometimes listen to headphones, sometimes speakers). Windows doesn't see it that way, though.
I can only get Windows to output to one of them at a time, and switching is not a smooth transition. Does anyone know of any way to make Windows XP (32-bit, SP2) output sound to two sound devices/cards simultaneously? I'm a total audio novice, so I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.
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