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Reason: I noticed 4 devices on the "recording" section of program I am using.
Screenshot of NVidia AUX input connectors.
I want to be able to access these hopefully to pass audio back from my TV to my PC, SO that I can in theory play the audio from my Xbox or cable box though some decent speakers. my TV is Audio Return Channel(ARC) capable.
The bigger question isn't that if this is possible but what exactly "are" those AUX inputs anyway? i know 3 things, 1) There are 4 Audio Outputs on my GPU (4 video outputs including DP DVI-D DVI-I and HDMI), 2) These AUX inputs must correspond with the Video Ouputs, either as "virtual inputs" to record off of, actual inputs from the ports themselves. 3. ARC exists therefore my GPU must be capable of it.
So is this even possible, and if not what are these "Recording Devices" really for?
If it is then how?
Could it possibly be a glitch with the program?
specs:
- windows 7/10 (going back to 10 in the near future)
- gtx 760 (input to)
- i5 6600k
- gigabyte z170x-gamming 5
asus xonar esssence STX (where i want to output said audio)
insignia TV w/ roku... (don't really remember the model too lazy to look it up, also what i want to input from)
Please consider formatting your answer. It's a bit difficult to read as a wall of text.
– MJH – 2016-12-10T03:59:03.500