Baldawg

This is already a topic but I thought I'd re kindle it. I'm sure most of us on here have a nice set of headphones and at least a set of desktop PC speakers. My gripe is only one audio source for the sounds for the sim. Pretty simple to implement in my book seeing how FSX , released in 2006, has this feature. I have it on my PC and still fly it on occasion. Its so simple to select which audio device you want your sim sounds and which device you want your comms to pipe out of. YOU DONT NEED TO SOUND CARDS TO DO THIS. Windows is smart enough to know that your headset is the communication device if you so tell it to be and which is your default audio. So I'm sure I speak for a lot of you fellow virtual pilots out there that this would be a fantastic way to save your hearing and add a ton of immersion to those who have a subwoofer under their seat like I do.

fsx doesnt require two sound cards...shouldnt be rocket science I have FSX still running on my PC. not once have I ever had an issue getting outside sounds (engine, flaps etc) on my speakers and comms on my headset. This should be elementary in the flight sim world. Nobody wants the sound of full burners in their ears or the the roar of the gau8 while getting yeld at by your wingman a Sam just lifted off in your direction. Come on ED this is flight sim 101. Give us what we want.