I don't know if I'm missing something or forgot a step.but as far as I know it's set up the same way as it was on my old PC.įor what it's worth, I fixed this particular issue. I know it's not the cable itself because if I set Teamspeak to Cable B it works just fine.my music player works just fine on Cable B.it's only Discord and it wont work on Cables A B or C.Īnyone else have this issue or know of any potential work arounds? I've searched and can't seem to find anyone with this specific issue (plenty of related, but none of the exact same and the other fixes don't really work).

I even went into my Windows 10 Audio settings and made sure Cable B was selected there for Discord as well.but it still just doesn't work at all. When I change the output to the cable, I lose all sound from Discord. Two months ago I built a new computer so I have fresh installs of everything and now for the absolute life of me I cannot get Discord to work with the VB Cable. So I had Desktop Audio (games, and whatnot), Microphone, Cable A (Teamspeak), Cable B (Discord) and Cable C (Music players) and it has always worked perfectly. I've used it to separate all audio sources into separate channels for recording in OBS. However we ought to make a proper tutorial on how virtual audio cable can be used to connect Wallpaper Engine's audio input solely to Spotify and others.For more than a year now I've had the audio on my PC set up with Voicemeeter Banana and VB Audio Cables (A B and C). It's a huge amount of work to cover some very specific situation and we'd likely have to develop driver software on kernel level which is something we would rather avoid doing for numerous reasons. What virtual audio cable or VoiceMeeter can do really makes them worth applications in their own right. Sorry, but implementing anything in this direction really goes out of scope for Wallpaper Engine right now.

Else, just implant a full scale audio delayer in the visualizer tool. Now I have to use VoiceMeeter which is very CPU intensive.

It would be very helpful if it can pull data from input side of Equalizer APO instead of the output so that the virtual audio routing will be much easier. Originally posted by leowzd:This is asking for a lot, but is it possible to implant Equalizer APO support as a part of the visualizer tool or as a plugin? I really want music visualization to work in sync with what I hear and I want resolution in the lower frequencies (50-200Hz).

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