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Silent edited this page Apr 13, 2019 · 1 revision

You don’t need to do much to make sure Co-Driver Splitter picks correct audio devices. All you need to do is to ensure that in Sound, your Default Communications Device is set to headphones, while Default Device – speakers or other device you want to play environment sounds through.

  1. In Windows, open Sound settings.
    Sound settings

  2. Navigate to Playback tab. Your list of devices will probably look similar to this, with your main audio output listed as Default Device.
    Playback tab

  3. Locate the device you want to use for co-driver calls (most likely your headphones), right click on it and select Set as Default Communications Device. Your devices list should now look similarly to this:
    Playback tab

NOTE: Your audio driver software (eg. Realtek Control Panel) may be set up in such a way so connecting headphones automatically makes them the default device. You might want to turn this off, or you'll most likely have to redo those steps every time you connect headphones.

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