Thanks, that's an interesting idea. The only spanner in the works is that
the SigmaTel audio driver has only one device driver, which covers both the
laptop speakers, and the S/PDIF docking station output, so if I disable the
device then I get neither.
And then there's the small matter of not knowing which service can
enable/disable sound using hardware profiles :-S
I love the fact that Vista is recognising that the laptop is 'docked' or
'undocked', all I need is for it to switch audio outputs depending on which
state it sees.
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Thanks,
CJSnet
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"Buellpilot" <colin_mcclinton@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Have you looked at setting up Hardware Profiles?
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> http://www.lockergnome.com/nexus/win...iles-in-vista/
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> "CJSnet" <usenet@TEETHthe-simpson.tv> wrote in message
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>> Hi, I have a VAIO laptop which has 2 sound devices shown:
>>
>> 1. Speakers / Headphones (SigmaTel HD Audio CODEC)
>> 2. Digital Output Device S/PDIF (SigmaTel HD Audio CODEC)
>>
>> This is pretty simple - when the laptop is undocked I want it to use its
>> spakers (1). When it is docked I want it to use the docking station's
>> S/PDIF (2).
>>
>> Yet at the moment I have to manually go into Control Panel > Sound,
>> select the device each time I dock/undock, and click Set Default.
>>
>> Surely there is an easier way? I'm sure XP used to at least attempt to
>> switch automatically.
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>> Thanks,
>> CJSnet
>>
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