Generally you can choose in Windows 10 the input and ouput channels for every single program. This problem seems to be located between the new Windows 10 Audio System and StreamDeck. If someone can assist me once I've done that, please leave a comment. Any help is appreciated.Īfter reading that long wall of text, I realize it's probably going to be easier to add screenshots when I get home.

I have been thus far unable to figure out how to separate system audio, game audio, discord, and streamdeck audio and it's driving me batty. The only way to stop it was to disable A1, which then killed the streamdeck audio as well. but then had the problem where my in-game audio and streamdeck audio were being routed through VM Vaio, and when A1 was enabled other people in the discord channel could hear my in game audio as well, which was no good. I did, at one point, get everything working. Discord can pick up audio using my mic/speakers, and VM out cable, but if I enable VM in, I can't hear audio from discord (but they can hear me, apparently). This is when all of the A1, A2, B1, B2, B3 are enabled/disabled, or in dozens of different varied combinations. If I try to put Streamdeck on anything either than VM Aux (IE Cable, Cable A or Cable B), no sound is transmitted to VM, despite the fact that they're installed as hardware in. I've tried multiple combinations of input/output, separating each onto their own virtual cables with no luck. I had Streamdeck and system audio using the VM Aux cables and Discord using the main VM cables. After several months of fighting with the system (and no help forthcoming from Elgato's support unit, despite a submitted request ticket), I'm hoping someone on here might have a suggestion. The solution I came up with was to run voicemeeter banana with three virtual audio cables one for streamdeck, one for discord, and one for system audio. It doesn't matter to me if the soundboard is separated from the rest of the audio. I wanted the sounds to be played back locally through my headset for audio capture on streaming/Youtube, and in the Discord channel. I'm also trying to use the built in 'sound board' function instead of programming dozens of macro shortcuts to trigger an external soundboard program (Resanance). So, I'm trying to use stream deck for some basic things including starting and stopping OBS/Nvidia (which works no problem). I'm going to try to describe it without the visual aid first in hopes perhaps someone already had done the work and knows the answer I'm looking for. I can post screenshots after shift tonight, if it helps anyone diagnose the issue and offer a solution. I'm typing this at work, so I don't have my computer in front of me.

Banana virtual audio cable