AuRo - audio output device router
pick audio output device for current tab
Pick a preferred audio output device for HTML5 audio and video elements
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AudioPick allows to pick a preferred audio output device that is used when a chrome tab is playing HTML5 audio or video over HTTPS.
The extension finds HTML5 audio and video elements within the document tree and manipulates the "sinkId"` in order to switch to the preferred audio output device. Since version 0.3.8 it also finds Audio, Video and AudioContext objects that have not been inserted into the document tree, e. g. Spotify and SoundCloud should now work with the extension, too.
Since it's now possible to store/remember a preferred audio output device per domain, the extension's option panel and hence the option to set a global preferred device (for the browser) has been removed.
Note that the "Media Capture and Streams API" requires media (microphone) permissions to be granted to every site with audio sinks that need to be manipulated, which - as a result - allows those sites to access your microphone. Hence AudioPick only acquires permission when the user actually picks a non-default device for a site and restores permissions when the user reverts back to using the default. Since version 0.3.10 a "smartMicAccess" mode can be activated in the UI which further reduces the number of microphone permissions granted by the extension.
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Мега расширение - года два искал ответ на данный вопрос, или больше. С тех пор как появился второй монитор(ТВ по HDMI 1.4)
Just wonderful
It's like Christmas has come again. THIS IS THE EXTENSION I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR FOR YEARS!!! Thank you so so much. I need to donate to this I am so happy that someone FINALLY made a simple easy to use extension for us to use which has been requested for SO long.
OMG!!!! It works it really works. Like many of the reviewers I've been looking for an extension that does exactly this and have found nothing until now.
Автор жжет!!! Просто офигительная штука прям вот вообще в точку попал, разрабы хрома не могли блин додуматься сделать смену устройство вывода звука в настройках! Спасибо necropola!
i finally found it! ive been looking for something like this for so long, and its even better than i expected! its easy to use too! i can have music with my speakers, and game/chat with headphones, and the fact it can be tab - specific is amazing! i can watch a youtube video through headphones and still have music from the same browser play through speakers! wonderful!
SO working great !!! I've been searching this precious function everywhere for a while now. I'm able to set Netflix on speakers for my family while I'm watching stream on Twitch. You're just awesome. Luv ya.
This lets you select the audio output device in Chrome - Thanks so much! Now I can use my second screen for internet TV with speakers (for an elderly parent to watch), while I do my own activity on my first screen using headphones at the same time! Such a simple thing should be a bog-standard feature in all Windows applications, and it's frustrating that it is not. This fixes it though for Chrome. Awesome stuff! -- EDIT 11th August '17: Now unfortunately only works for me with content served through HTTPS, but not HTTP. Some websites only use HTTP. I've been relying on AudioPick for a year to let my elderly parent watch TV in the evenings without it interfering with what I'm doing, and without me having to run a second computer, so I'm hoping AudioPick is still supported by its developer. :)
Sensacional... escolho agora onde quero a saída de áudio utilizando dois dispositivos diferentes...
Works good. TYVM