indifference_engine;384462 Wrote:
Thanks.
I'm sure the Squeezeslave instances will need unique MAC addresses (not
a problem) and it appears the option is there for each instance to bind
with a its own soundcard. The only question is can Windows cope with
two soundcards or is squeezeslave's
Excellent news! I'm off to get a cheapo soundcard...
The reason I asked (if anyone cares) is that in the office I've got the
server running SC Squeezeslave outputting to an FM transmitter so that
I can listen to my collection on an FM radio when I'm in the
kitchen/bath/garden. Until now, I've
Thanks.
I'm sure the Squeezeslave instances will need unique MAC addresses (not
a problem) and it appears the option is there for each instance to bind
with a its own soundcard. The only question is can Windows cope with
two soundcards or is squeezeslave's device-id option only really useful
for
Hi,
Just wondering if it's possible to install two soundcards on a pc and
have two instances of squeezeslave running with each acting
independantly of the other and outputting the sound to its own
soundcard? Running on Windows XP is there ant performance problems in
having two soundcards
I think so, the available options are shown if you run:
squeezeslave -help
In my installation this shows the following option:
Code:
-o, --output device_id: Sets the output device id.
The default id is 0.
The output device ids are enumerated at startup.
