Current Setup
I have a PC with a Sound Blaster Z (Digital In and Default Sound Card, the onboard sound is disabled)
I play on an Xbox One X (Digital Out)
The Xbox One X digital-out is plugged into the Sound Blaster digital-in
(I do this so I can hear the Xbox and still hear sounds from other sources from my pc via my headset)
I use the Voicemeeter (VM) sound mixing software (currently using Potato version)
VM Channel 3 is assigned to the Sound Blaster digital-in
VM VAIO-Aux In is assigned to the PC Default Sound
The problem is I can always hear the Xbox on the default PC system sound (VAIO-Aux). I can mute this sound, but then I lose all PC Desktop sounds. If I leave both channels open, then there is a second delay between the two channels.
Is there a way to truly separate the Sound Blaster Digital-In sound and the Sound Blaster (default) sounds? I know how to assign programs to different outputs via the Windows 10 Sound setup and this has not helped.
I have a PC with a Sound Blaster Z (Digital In and Default Sound Card, the onboard sound is disabled)
I play on an Xbox One X (Digital Out)
The Xbox One X digital-out is plugged into the Sound Blaster digital-in
(I do this so I can hear the Xbox and still hear sounds from other sources from my pc via my headset)
I use the Voicemeeter (VM) sound mixing software (currently using Potato version)
VM Channel 3 is assigned to the Sound Blaster digital-in
VM VAIO-Aux In is assigned to the PC Default Sound
The problem is I can always hear the Xbox on the default PC system sound (VAIO-Aux). I can mute this sound, but then I lose all PC Desktop sounds. If I leave both channels open, then there is a second delay between the two channels.
Is there a way to truly separate the Sound Blaster Digital-In sound and the Sound Blaster (default) sounds? I know how to assign programs to different outputs via the Windows 10 Sound setup and this has not helped.
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