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Use mic input as second audio output ?
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No, it isn't, without pulling apart the MBP and rewiring the jack to the other one. Cheap and cheerful way is to use a headphone signal splitter. Next up, a headphone amp with multiple outputs. Not so cheap way is to get a soundcard for the ExpressCard/34 slot.
Same signals to both sets of headphones or completely different signals, as in two controllable discrete stereo pairs?
Same signals to both sets of headphones or completely different signals, as in two controllable discrete stereo pairs?
No, you can't magically turn a signal chain backwards. You can, however, use a headphone splitter:
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...d=10218&cs_id=1021802&p_id=667&seq=1&format=2
EDIT: Whoops, I just got ninja'd. Anyway.....er....monoprice is cheaper probably than that other link.
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...d=10218&cs_id=1021802&p_id=667&seq=1&format=2
EDIT: Whoops, I just got ninja'd. Anyway.....er....monoprice is cheaper probably than that other link.
That's what I wanted to buy today but I frogot and I'm driving tomorrow in a train with someone else so it would be handy to watch a movie
But now it's too late ...No, you cannot take what is physically an input and turn it into an output through drivers. On the other end of that input, you've got a small input preamp etc.
ASIO drivers are used as a direct connection between software and audio hardware to achieve low latency for plug-ins and the like in Windows. It is not a magic device which can turn inputs into outputs.
I am almost 100% positive that what you're suggesting is physically impossible. An input is an input, unless it is designed to function as both an input and an output and switch between two different sets of electronics.
Input to output conversion
I really doubt that answer... because my GA-G41-ES2L is capable of converting all inputs to output so i can have a 5.1 or even 7.1 surround sound... it is included in bundled software for motherboard... I was able to use this when i was using windows XP on my PC (last 2009)... and now I am using hackintosh (2010 up to now) and I've installed MAC OS 7.2 (hackintosh) iAtkos L2 lately... and I am trying to find if there's an available crack for this same thing to happen...
If in windows it is possible... why not in MAC... they're better, right?
Hardware:
GA-G41-ES2L v1 f6
2GB RAM
Nvidia 8400 GS
iAtkos L2 - all hardware part works ( Video, audio, LAN except for surround only stereo)
I really doubt that answer... because my GA-G41-ES2L is capable of converting all inputs to output so i can have a 5.1 or even 7.1 surround sound... it is included in bundled software for motherboard... I was able to use this when i was using windows XP on my PC (last 2009)... and now I am using hackintosh (2010 up to now) and I've installed MAC OS 7.2 (hackintosh) iAtkos L2 lately... and I am trying to find if there's an available crack for this same thing to happen...
If in windows it is possible... why not in MAC... they're better, right?
Hardware:
GA-G41-ES2L v1 f6
2GB RAM
Nvidia 8400 GS
iAtkos L2 - all hardware part works ( Video, audio, LAN except for surround only stereo)
Is your GA-G41-ES2L a Mac? If not, then why are you basing your answer on completely different hardware? And why are you commenting on a thread almost 3 years old?
Your device is wired at the hardware level to do this. Macs are not. There's absolutely NOTHING software can do about it.