How Control Sound to Two Devices in 1 Computer?

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Purchasing a Computer for a media room. Going to hook the computer up
to a desktop monitor with built in speaker, and to a large screen TV
with audio hookup. Getting a video card is easy since I will be able
to use either monitor individually or both at the same time. But what
about audio? Do I need a special card for audio? Afraid the audio
from the computer will come out of the large TV LCD even though I am
not using it as a monitor. Any ideas?
 
Purchasing a Computer for a media room. Going to hook the computer up
to a desktop monitor with built in speaker, and to a large screen TV
with audio hookup. Getting a video card is easy since I will be able
to use either monitor individually or both at the same time. But what
about audio? Do I need a special card for audio? Afraid the audio
from the computer will come out of the large TV LCD even though I am
not using it as a monitor. Any ideas?
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It won't unless you connect a cable from the soundcard to the LCD TV.
 
Conor said:
It won't unless you connect a cable from the soundcard to the LCD TV.
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Unless of course he's connecting VIA HDMI from a compatible video card.
This is exactly what I do with mine. If I switch over my PC to the LCD
telly, the sound is ported as well via HDMI from my Radeon 4850. If I'm
using my PC normally, it uses my X-Fi card.
 
Unless of course he's connecting VIA HDMI from a compatible video card.
This is exactly what I do with mine. If I switch over my PC to the LCD
telly, the sound is ported as well via HDMI from my Radeon 4850. If I'm
using my PC normally, it uses my X-Fi card.
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Ah my bad, I forgot some motherboards come with HDMI now.
 
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