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I am currently looking to implement a system that will run 2 VLC players with different source simultaneously on the same computer.

The video will be easy to separate by just placing the players on different screens but I am struggling to figure out an approach for the audio.

I only need mono audio so a way to manage it could be to output one player to the left channel and another to the right.
Alternatively could I install a second sound card to work alongside the motherboards inbuilt audio?

Does anyone have any experience with similar concepts or suggestions as to the best approach?

Forgot to mention that I'm running Vista Home Premium and at the moment my application is based on VLC 0.8.6

If VLC 0.9.x would help solve this issue I could upgrade but at the moment the 0.9 wrappers are missing several features that I rely on.

My available output modules(0.9 installed) are DirectX, File, PortAudio and WaveOut

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Problem Solved

By playing with the WaveOut settings I managed to output audio from 1 video to my headphones and another video to usb speakers.

After a short panic that it might not be possible, VLC's feature set continues to impress.