Firefox Change Audio Output
In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to change the audio output in windows and Mac.Don't forget to check out our site for more free how-to videos!- our feed- join us on facebook- our group in Google+Learn how to change or alter the audio output by configuring its settings in both Mac and Windows according to your requirement. The audio output of your system can be changed according to your preference.To understand how to carry this out, follow the steps given below.Step 1 - Select the sound iconFor windows, simply move to the notification area and click on the sound icon.As a result, the system volume window will open up and over here, click on the mixer option.Step 2 - Select the speakers optionWith that done, the Volume mixer will open up. In the Devices section over here, click on the dropdown menu and the speakers option has been selected.
I'm trying to play music through Ventrilo and currently I use Virtual Audio Cable. The way it works is that in foobar2000 (a music playing program) I set the output device in preferences to Virtual Audio Cable. Then in Ventrilo I log in to another name and set the input device to Virtual Audio Cable. This routes the music through the Virtual Audio Cable and allows me to play the music through Ventrilo.However, I would also like to change the output device for Firefox (or any other browser) or 'Plugin Container for Firefix' to Virtual Audio Cable so that I could play music from Pandora or YouTube on to Ventrilo. Unfortunately I could not find an option for this anywhere. Found your answer:Use virtual audio cable (search it) to create a new virtual audio line.Once line 1 is working, go to sound in the control panel and change the default sound device to line 1.Open 2 vent applications.For the one you want to play music thru change the input to line 1 and the output to speakers.Outside setup check the mute sound option at the bottom of the vent window.
Firefox Change Audio Output File
(Having sound on will cause lots of echo.)For your other user select input to be headset. And output to be stereo mix or speakers.This way you and all others will be able to hear the music over vent and you can still speak without echos.Open firefox last so it binds to the default device (line 1). And enjoy.(NOTE: You will not be able to hear sound from firefox without being in vent where it is coming from.
To change it back just go to sound and select speakers as the default device again.Hope this helps. Output device selection is an application function. Firefox doesn't actually do any audio output, so it doesn't have a setting. The software actually responsible for selecting an output device and playing audio is the plugin, Adobe Flash Player in most cases.Unfortunately, Adobe has not yet seen fit to create a way to configure Flash Player to use a specific output device.
It always uses the system default.As a potential workaround, you might be able to configure everything else to use what should be the default, then change the default to the alternate. But that's terribly cumbersome.