Windows 10: No Playback Device Option in Realtek HD Audio Manager

I would like to switch the audio output between front headset and rear speaker in Realtek HD Audio Manager. I remember before there was a "Playback Device" option in the software. Then, choose "make front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously" But it missing.

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This what I need.




Thanks for any help.

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Volume not working on windows 10.

I went to bottom right screen & clicked to show hidden icons.

Double click on RealTek HD Audio Manager.

Click Device Advanced Settings.

Under Playback Device, I changed it to "Make front & rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously."

Works fine, now.

 

Headphones not working

Have you checked the default playback device? your PC might not be detecting that you're plugging in a headphones. you can also install a realtek HD audio manager and enable front panel detection.

 

Hi, it looks as though you're using a customised version of the driver.

Perhaps if you used the generic version, you'd see more options. That worked for me- but I have a laptop.
Realtek

 

Hi, I'm using windows 10 version it's auto download and install to my PC. I try the generic version and many versions too but same.

Sorry for my English.

 

How to split your Front and Back Audio Ports (VIA/Realtek) The Helping Squad

- if you search for e.g.
realtek driver front and rear different
there are plenty of results. You may find something that helps. Good luck!

 

Thank you very much for advice.
My headset not show in playback tab too.
This happen when I change MB because my old MB is gone. I never found problem form my old MB like this.
Now I use Asus H81M-D. and clean install windows 10

 

I suppose it could be a hardware limitation... perhaps front and rear are hard-wired to play the same. You could post a question on the ASUS forum or ask ASUS support about this.

 

Ok I will try to ask on asus forum.
If it is a hardware limitation I cant do anything right?

 

If it's hardware your options might be limited to a soldering iron and some chips (*Biggrin), or a different board. Best check with ASUS as to its capabilities and spec.