Question / Help Want game capture audio only
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FerretBomb
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No. The Windows audio subsystem doesn't work like that. It mushes everything going out over a single audio device together into a single signal.
You can sometimes sort-of work around it with VAC or VB-Audio, but that only works for programs/processes that let you assign the audio device they should be using (very few games do this).
You can sometimes sort-of work around it with VAC or VB-Audio, but that only works for programs/processes that let you assign the audio device they should be using (very few games do this).