Maybe someone knows how i can avoid that problem, or if i can change the rear port, so that the headphone gets recognized as headphone. So shouldn't i use that anyway for the Headphones? The rear panel even have an Audio Amplifier, which is able to drive 600Ω loads. I didn't find any settings for Realtek, where i can change the Speaker to Headphone. But If do that, Realtek does recognize the Headphone for Speaker and i don't get that pop-up what i have plugged in. It looks like the Problem is gone, when I put the headphone in the rear jack. It's like the Headphones get always turned off whenever i turn off everything with sound and turn on whenever i open something with sound.
If I don't play music for a while, or if I close everything with sound and I start listening again to music I get a short weird noise before the music starts. Toggle between the two settings to choose which device playing which audio output all right inside the PC without physically unplug or plug-in the aux cable from the front panel of your desktop tower.Sadly I have a problem if I use them with my PC. Select the latter, if you want the speaker from the back panel to play audio while the front headphone is also playing. Under the Playback Device options, you can choose between “ Mute the rear output device, when a front headphone plugged in” or “ Make front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously“. Launch “ Realtek HD Audio Manager” from the Start Menu and go to “ Device advanced settings” at the top right corner. Given you have both plugs connected to an output device, notice the green plug will appear not greyed out. In the case that Windows’s speaker UI doesn’t let us choose between the back panel vs front panel’s output. How To Switch Between Headphone vs Desktop Speaker Audio Meaning, when you choose the playback device from the Windows audio “ Select playback device” it is under “Speaker” for one audio stream among other audio outputs depends on your device’s capabilities such as Digital Output (Optical) and HDMI Output.This begs the question if that’s one audio stream, how to switch and choose which output to play the sound without physically plugin and unplug the aux cable every time when you want to switch to a different audio playback device. Anything coming through one comes through the other. Then, when I plug my speakers into the rear i/o of the board, it lets me select that they are speakers, but for some reason the speakers and headphones combine into one device that I can not split. In Windows, Realtek considers both the Back Panel and Front Panel’s analog audio output to be the same audio stream. However, both in SupremeFX and in Windows audio manager, they show up as speakers. If you have a traditional desktop tower chances are your motherboard relays on Realtek’s driver to output sound to external speakers and headphones. Realtek is the biggest audio driver provider for PC.
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