So, I have been trying to google this, but it defaults to the most popular device (realtek) only what I was hoping to do, was to find the audio manager similarly to how the Internet Adapter/s can be identified with PS or Cmd.
Anyone know if this is possible?
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Where to begin? Identifying Audio Manager with PS or Cmd
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Where to begin? Identifying Audio Manager with PS or Cmd
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Re: Where to begin? Identifying Audio Manager with PS or Cmd
Ok, I found this . But I do not understand how it is meant to work.
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Ok, I realised that this is already possible in Rainmeter, the way I put it. But what I REALLY want to do is determine the Audio Manager, not the device.
So if someone uses SoundThinyA, or NoiseMakerB, or RealTek Audio Manager, etc, Could there be a way to find that?
EDIT:
Ok, I realised that this is already possible in Rainmeter, the way I put it. But what I REALLY want to do is determine the Audio Manager, not the device.
So if someone uses SoundThinyA, or NoiseMakerB, or RealTek Audio Manager, etc, Could there be a way to find that?
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Re: Where to begin? Identifying Audio Manager with PS or Cmd
Yea. All of that thread is for the actual devices. I was hoping to determine, in a dynamic way - the managing software for devices.death.crafter wrote: ↑September 9th, 2021, 6:26 am https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=38135
Like RealTek Sound App, or whatever app, is used to manage output, not the actual output alone.
So when I want to change things, I open RealTek Sound Manager - through that I can set to 1, 2, ... 5 channel output. So that manager - whatever it may be.
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Re: Where to begin? Identifying Audio Manager with PS or Cmd
I don't think that can be generalized. It comes as a third-party app from the manufacturer or installed as the device driver software. Not with Windows.CodeCode wrote: ↑September 9th, 2021, 6:53 am Yea. All of that thread is for the actual devices. I was hoping to determine, in a dynamic way - the managing software for devices.
Like RealTek Sound App, or whatever app, is used to manage output, not the actual output alone.
So when I want to change things, I open RealTek Sound Manager - through that I can set to 1, 2, ... 5 channel output. So that manager - whatever it may be.
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Re: Where to begin? Identifying Audio Manager with PS or Cmd
Hmm. I would think windows would have a registry location that is consistent between independent computer rigs.
I was hoping I could configure my audio manager skin, to auto-detect the audio manager app.
That would be cool.
I was hoping I could configure my audio manager skin, to auto-detect the audio manager app.
That would be cool.
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Re: Where to begin? Identifying Audio Manager with PS or Cmd
Only if every computer was a rig, with speakers that need a manager app.
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