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With most apps which allow only a single instance, if I launch the app again (eg double click the icon) while it is already running, it will bring the existing instance of the app to the foreground. It would be SUPER handy to have this with VB macro buttons. This way, I can put a shortcut in any of ...

Short answers: If your headphones have two drivers, one on each side, then you should use stereo audio. Now is a good time to get that right. You won't need to fiddle with getting fake surround to work, that way. Positioning cues will be more defined, footsteps will be more audible, you will better ...

I have a macro set up with a 2 position button. In one of my other macros, I would like to be able to press and release that button twice (turn it off and on again, or on and off again). To do this, I used: Button(3).State = 1; Button(3).State = 0; Button(3).State = 1; Button(3).State = 0; The manua...

You're overcomplexifying the setup. You don't need to do all that "listen through this device" stuff and using the virtual cables as inputs. The cables do that automatically.

Set your applications audio outputs to use the VAIO input devices, and it will output into VM for you. Simple as that

I can confirm that TS, magician and afterburner all do this. There's a strong argument that those apps shouldn't do that and it's not a VM problem, but since VM works fine with the 'hook volume keys' option it would be very nice to see the macro buttons app get the same ability. Vincent, could this ...

What apps are doing this aside from teamspeak? Other than those apps being buggy and breaking the keybind by stealing the keypress before VM gets it, only reason I can think of for this to not work is that they are using raw keyboard input for performance reasons. That kinda maybe makes sense in TS ...

I'm guessing this was an anomaly of Win10's permissions when no real microphone is installed as I haven't had to manually set this microphone privacy on systems with a real microphone before. Nope, that's totally normal default for all systems since a couple of years back when they added the app pe...

Thanks for sharing that VMR wrapper, @sjc-or !

@janF_04 take a look at python's ctypes. That should allow you to call the C functions in the DLL, from python. I haven't tried it yet, but it should be relatively straightforward if you're already python-savvy.

That is normal behaviour. The app appearing in all three devices is a windows bug. The visibility of the administrator's activities being limited to administrators is intentional, to give privacy/security to system administrators.

That's me, mate :) Hawpe's digging in the logs and analysis of the source code has been a real eye opener for us all, so props to him for really figuring this out. But if you take his observation about the way webrtc handles devices before opening, and then my observation that discord is constantly ...