Something that has annoyed me for years finally annoyed me too much.
iTunes does not allow you to select an audio device on Windows. It's one of the most annoying things possible when you want to play iTunes videos on your TV but want all other sounds to come to your main speakers.
It's something people have asked for years for Apple to implement it and it isn't even that hard to do.
Well no more.
I wrote a "shim" that allows you to select your output device for iTunes. It requires you select DirectSound in your iTunes preferences.
Pretty simple to use. Put the "dsound.dll" in your iTunes folder.
Then use the accompanying iTunesAudioSelector.exe file to select your audio device. When you change a setting it stores the desired audio device in the registry so that the shim then checks when iTunes tries to create the audio device.
When iTunes next starts it should be using the device you want rather than the default.
Note this only works with x64 iTunes since that is what I use.
Get the two files here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwN-SjkZGsz2V3J6czVFT1JTQlk/view?usp=sharing
