How to separate headphone audio and speaker audio

[held_games]

Hello



So what i want to do is separate my headphone audio from my speaker audio.

I have an audio input in the back of my pc where my subwoofer and speakers a plugged into.

In the front I have my headphones.

But in windows 10 sound options they are all the same device "speaker" but i would like my headphones to have enabled Windows Sonic for headphones, but I dont want it on my speakers, as my sub can only be activate if i have a 5.1 speaker setup. But Windows Sonic for headphones disables this.



I have attached a file so you can see what i mean, hopefully. It is in Danish but i made some translations in red for you guys
https://imgur.com/a/XI1Lg4y

 

[Nigel Spike]

On my computer with Windows 10, when I click the speaker icon in the sys tray, and expand the windows with the up arrow, I can select what output device to use. Have you tried that?

Nigel

 

[madmatt30]

You need to enter realtek audio manager & assign front / rear jacks as separate entities.

 

[held_games]

Thanks for the answers guys
Unfortunately none for them worked....

Nigel if i do that i have only have the option "speaker" which is both my headphones and my speakers.

Madmatt30 I did that, but I get the same result: https://imgur.com/a/gicPrus

 

[m77ltge]

if someone still need this i found the solution

first of all open Realtek HD Audio Manager,if you can't find it in search open Task Manager > Startup > right click on Realtek HD Audio Manager > Open File Location > run RAVCpl64.exe.

Then click device advanced settings at top right side in Realtek HD Audio Manager - http://prntscr.com/li2q6p

Then check "Make internal and external output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneusly" -
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Result:
Finally we got speaker and headphone outputs
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