Change voicemeeter banana Hardware Output
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Hey Guys, I'm trying to make a command that change my Voicemeeter hardware output, so I can easily change between headphones and my speakers. Has anyone ever tried to do it? Maybe you guys have a clue about it!
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@Five I managed to make a Macro with a command so I can do what I wanted to.
However, I'm struggling with perfoming it with TriggerCMD. How can I use NirCMD to text "Ctrl + 4" at the same time?
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@Five Ok, now I can't trigger it with IFTT. Is there any way that I can activate this cmd with my cellphone?
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@Five, did you get nircmd to press CTRL + 4 already? If not, this should work:
nircmd sendkeypress ctrl+4If you've got that working via TRIGGERcmd already and you want to run that from your phone, and you have an Android device, I recommend the TRIGGERcmd Widgets app. That's what I use to open by garage via my Raspberry Pi all the time.
If you have an iPhone, I recommend the PWA at https://app.triggercmd.com. You can save it to your phone's desktop and it will remember the last screen you're on, so if you make a panel of buttons, you can tap the icon to bring up the TRIGGERcmd PWA, then select the button that runs the command that presses CTRL+4.
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@Russ I managed to set up TriggerCMD on an widget with the android app. However, I still wasn't able to set it up to work directly with the Macrodroid app. I'm still trying to find an alternative, so I can for exemple send commands with a schedule without using alexa.
I created a really funny command to cast youtube videos in my computer if I shake my phone. I did it with Macrodroid and used the Alexa Trigger app to access the TriggerCMD so I can open the youtube tv website and change the computer sound option. Works fine altought its a bit laggy. A direct command through triggerCMD would be better...
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Hi, if I get you right, you want to be able to control the default audio source so you can switch it from headphones to loud speakers and viceversa simply with a voice command? If so, I'd suggest SoundVolumeView. This is an app that basically gives you full command of all audio devices on your computer. It asigns an ID to each device and even gives you a command line fully executable through TriggerCMD (tested it, use it all the time) to change sistem volume, mute (or unmute) or switch default audio device. Here's an example of wthat the command line to switch default audio device looks like:
"C:\Users\gusta\Downloads\New folder\SoundVolumeView.exe" /SetDefault "{0.0.0.00000000}.{816bd932-8341-4000-9d55-c1652a81396b}" 0
The command live will vary depending on each computer but I hope you get the picture. Must mention that this app works only with physical devices installed on your computer. Will work with loud speakers, even bluetooth, or headphones (wired or BT) but it WILL NOT work with VoiceMeeter (tried it, tested it, didn't work). So if the use of VoiceMeeter is a must for you this won't do. But it might give you one or two ideas. It did to me.
By the way, I'm currently running Win11 64 bits. I know it works well on win10 64 bits too.Hope this helps, cheers!!
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Thx for sharing this! Interestingly it's also from Nirsoft
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/sound_volume_view.html -
Right, forgot to mention it. Lol. Been using NirCMD quite succesfully for quite a few things as well. Awesome software for this kind of stuff. If you just sit and analize this tool the possibilities are endless. Personally I'm pretty much automatizing almost everything on my computer. Learning and applying new tools daily. If you're a nerdy, geek like me this is heaven. Lol
Have a good one!
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@Gustavo-Yrepá I just made a command with NirCMD into voicemeeter to change where the sound is going. Works pretty fine. But i'm still struggling with setting up everything to work with my Macrodroid app (I use it to automate a lot of things.
