Hi,
Yep typed:
> So can I direct the output of each of the xmms instances to
> different sound cards? That is simulataneously have two mp3 songs
> playing but each one of them coming from different sound cards.
Yeah, I think so. Start two instances of XMMS (you want to make sure
that "Allow Multiple Instances" is set), and in one of them, go to the
preferences and "Configure" the OSS Output plugin. In that, change the
audio device and mixer device to the devices of the second sound card.
#include <stddisclaimer.h>
I've never tried this so I don't know if it'll work, but just check it
out.
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