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    Posted: 14 Sep 2017 at 8:21am
You know when you plug in anything into any of the 3.5 mm jack? and it asks you "Which device did you plug in?". Well, this feature is apparently called "connector retasking".

I could just look up the codec, but in my example, I have AsRock H110M-ITX/ac and while the codec does support it according to realtek, the motherboard just doesn't offer this feature. That's why I'm asking you guys.


I wanna know which AsRock motherboards support this feature.

If you don't know, at least write down your motherboard model followed by a simple yes or no.


Thanks! :)

Edited by Kyuunex - 14 Sep 2017 at 8:22am
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Originally posted by Kyuunex Kyuunex wrote:

I could just look up the codec, but in my example, I have AsRock H110M-ITX/ac and while the codec does support it according to realtek, the motherboard just doesn't offer this feature. 


I've heard this before. Trust me when I say ASRock did not disable this feature.

Are you using the most current Realtek driver?

What device are you attempting this with? And I guess, why?



Here is a page I've long ago Bookmarked that shows how to edit the Registry to remap the ports. I just checked my Registry and they are still valid binary numbers, but it looks like the page is now showing its age by not listing all current values available today.

https://www.reaper-x.com/2012/02/13/how-to-remap-retasking-realtek-onboard-jacks-ports/


I would still try other options first.

Like........Have you disabled the Front Panel Audio in the BIOS?
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ps: I changed your Topic to more define what you're asking.
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I have not disabled anything in bios. I tried many different drivers. the ones available through the driver download page for this board, also the latest ones as well, drivers from different manufacturer and etc.

I do not get the GUI option to do that.

I know I can retask with registry but I want a more practical solution. with the gui.

that's why I'm trying to look for asrock motherboards that support it so I can try drivers available on their page.

(i asked this question on other forums and nobody with asrock board replied so, I'm asking here)
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Originally posted by Kyuunex Kyuunex wrote:

I have not disabled anything in bios.

I do not get the GUI option to do that.


Not that you disabled anythings, ASRock did not


Jack Panel - rt click on the Speaker icon in lower rt, select Sounds, move over two tabs to Playback, highlight Realtek Digital Audio, click Properties, then the General tab

If I'm right, I only have 2.1 here, you should see jack sensing happen here.
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there is no device called "Realtek Digital Audio" on the list




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well, 2 weeks later, i still have no idea which asrock boards support this feature.
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Not possible on AB350M Pro4.
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I have this issue too.
I have a ASRock X470 MASTER SLI motherboard and it looks like it doesn't support audio port retasking.
All the motherboards I'd used in the last 10 years each allowed audio port retasking, I assumed this was a solved problem and all PC's allowed audio port retasking. I just bought a ASRock motherboard and am shocked to find I can't switch the audio ports.
Simple things like change Front Left and Front Right speakers with the Rear Left and Rear Right now can't be done in the Realtek HD Audio Manager program.
I've read there are registry edits that may allow these changes to be made, which I haven't tried yet.
If I had known this was going to be an issue I would have bought a different motherboard.

Can anyone confirm this is really a hardware limitation of some motherboards? or do I have some other kind of software issue preventing me from switching these audio outputs?
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That's what they answered me in the asrock support last year:
Originally posted by ASRock support ASRock support wrote:


Thanks for contacting ASRock.


For Z370 Extreme4, there is no support for Device advanced settings.

Becuase the audio channel is used for melody LED (Aura LED)


As a result, this is not missing the feature, it is the specification.

Please understand.


Thank you!


I replied that it is very strange technical solution. Because very few people use melody LED, but everyone uses the audio outputs, and would like to have more settings. But they ignored me.

Besides, I noticed that if I do not use Realtek high definition audio driver proposed by ASRock and instead of it use default windows 10 generic driver, it is possible to separate front and rear output devices playback two different audio streams simultaneously, this is the feature I needed and which is unavailable with ASRock driver. So there is no hardware restriction for it. But when I asked support about that they also ignored me.
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