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This said, I have figured out how to use 5 VAC's to get the audio to split correctly. Some goes for the audio app actually, it would just record game and Skype together. See what I'm saying? Which means the external audio software is useless because if DXTory is going to record game and Skype together there's no point in trying to use another app. Now how exactly, as some have suggested, could I split audio using DXTory and let's say an audio recording program with only one usable playback option (Speakers/Headphones)? Because in DXTory if I select Mic as input 1 (as a recording source) and Speakers/Headphones as input 2 (a playback source) I will get the game audio and Skype on input 2 together which I don't want, and I don't see how without a second Playback source I could stop that from happening. In 'Recording' I have my mic again, Line In and Stereo Mix.

In the 'Playback' options in Windows (without VAC running) I have the following - my mic, Speakers/Headphones (IDT High Def Audio Codec), Communications Headphones (also IDT High Def, and it does not actually output any sound because I'm using regular mini jack headphones) and Digital Out (S/PDIF which of course is optical and useless in this case). I don't follow how any of these suggestions work guys, sorry :( I'm a noob with audio, it doesn't make much sense to me.

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