but already found one used on ebay for a fiver. so it will also produce widescreen graphics. I will have to buy a low profile PCIe x16 graphics card to fit in the smaller Optiplex. and more importantly allows for a second pcie card. re graphics aspect ratio or monitor type as it doesn't use the on board graphics chipset. This unit doesn't theefore have restictions. The good news is that it takes 2 full sized PCIe cards but placed horizontally in the limited space. So it seems there are multiple versions of this GX unit. My mothers PC which is also an Optiplex GX620. I may have solved a multitude of problems with my latest idea. You don't have to modify anything.Ģ) Run "Audio Repeater (KS)" from Start menu.ģ) In the Wave In combo select "Virtual Cable 1".Ĥ) In the Wave Out combo select "Audio Speaker" (depends on computer).Ħ) Run SECOND "Audio Repeater (KS) from Start menu.ħ) In the Wave In combo select "Virtual Cable 1".Ĩ) In the Wave Out combo select "Audio SPDIF Out" (depends on computer).ġ0) Run Windows Media Player, go to menu Tools, Options, Devices, double click Speakers, select Virtual Audio Cable, click OK 2x.ġ2) Enjoy never before possible multiple output audio playback!ġ3) And yes I fully agree that Microsoft developers are a bunch of morons! Is already created after install, it is called "Virtual Cable 1". The ability to do this was dropped by microsoft in win 7.ġ) Create one virtual audio cable. win7 does NOT natively support multi channel splitting and mixing. which is then terminated at WXtoIMG.Īll this crap is neccessary because unlike in XP. The second instance can then be set up (channel 2) SDR to VBcable. The first channel generated can then be SDR to Speakers. and a small program called Audio Repeater. this will be the conduit from SDR to WXtoIMG on account I will have to wait for a close noaa pass.
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