The problem: my motherboard has onboard audio with 6 ports out the back.
I play a lot of games and tend to use Ventrilo or Teamspeak for communications between team members.
Now i used to have a second crappy sound card to use just for my VOIP comm programs and then have speakers hooked up to the onboard sound for my games and music to play out of. This prevented other people from echoing back through the mic if they were speaking when i was (how rude).
The Idea: There should be a way to hack the drivers for your regular run of the mill realtek AC97 audio controller, so instead of having one controller with 6 ports , it splits it into 2 separate (virtual) controllers each using 3 of the jacks.
This way you could still do the same thing with one for VOIP and the other for your normal sound.
Just an idea i have been boggling over for a few months now. I sadly don't know a thing about tearing apart drivers or where to start.
