I would like to make it so all sound from my computer goes to my speakers, HDMI, and my bluetooth speakers. Side note, I'm unable to transmit audio past 64 channels before loosing all sound with 3 audio setups merged, can only have one on my machine to get past the 64 limit and still function.I have Realtek HD. This application is open source and its use is also very easy. Have enough wires and electricity going on this one I can't plug in much of anything else without tripping a power supply or break. The first equalizer application that I recommend is Realtek HD Audio Manager.

Was fairly straight forward to setup, but I'm also a computer science student. I can reverse it as well with a little help from Windows Media Center and a TVCable card to receive PC, 360, and TV sound through my PC. I currently have mine setup to output sound to my Turtlebeach headphones to my computer, my Logitech THX5300 to my computer, and HDMI to my wireless speakers through out the house while still being able chat on Xbox live with the same headphones. The advantages of specification include: full support for new audio formats, a high frequency bandwidth, support for connecting audio devices, under Technology Plug and Play, more accurate speech recognition and input.

Well then, I must install Realtek drivers and there I'll find what I need. Realtek High Definition Audio Drivers this is the sound drivers for a new generation of Realtek HD Audio. It's built into my MSI motherboard for it's drivers and sound drivers. There ought to be something like that in the driver settings or in Windows 7 control panel, or registry or somewhere As it turned out, Windows used some built-in drivers for my on-board Realtek HD Audio card, and Windows 7 itself doesn't have the 'reverse stereo' option. I'm able to do it with my Realtek HD Audio Manager.

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