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**UPDATE**
Relocated this post from general chat.
For those helping me before in general chat, I have included some screen shots.

I recently purchased Cross DJ and have a pair of native instruments DJ splitter cables. I have the audio settings set on split mono and after reading various forum threads have messed with the mix nob and various others... to no avail.

First question:
I believe (correct me if I'm wrong), but my sound card for my computer, operating off Windows 7, is IDT High Definition CODEC. Trying to check to see if it was multi-channel and thus able to work with a splitter cable, the properties tab gave this:
* LR Front Panel Analog Jack
* LR Front Panel Analog Jack
* LR Left Panel 3.5mm Jack
(There are 3 aux ports on the side of my PC, 1 mic and 2 headphones)
Does this mean multi-channel?

How else can I configure such to have dual / separate audio outputs? My issue is that when I selected the cued port to test a song, the sound is played through both outputs... and I am utilizing a native instruments DJ splitter cable.

My set up is currently two different pairs of head phones (no access to a speaker system). Could this be an issue?

Help?

Secondary, but a friend of mine uses a Behringer UCA202 Audio Interface. Would this be compatible with Cross DJ in the situation that I cannot support split mono with my existing sound card?

**Correction**

I found the setting that I flopped. Crossfade works now.

The issue is this:
With audio played in dock A, crossfade on dock A, I can select the mic option for dock B... however the audio in dock B plays through both outputs (even with the splitter cable and split mono). I have noticed that the audio is stronger through my headphones than for the line out to my speaker, but it still is present in both.

How can I completely isolate the audio to just my headphones line?

Split mono is not a stereo solution. So using your uca as master output and sc as headphone is recommended. You need Asio4all driver to make this possible.

The low volume remaining for head phone likely is an issue with wiring. Assuming you tried putting faders to 0. It could be as simple as dust or a hair in a connector. Or worse something similar with the soundcard.

Other option could be mixing of plug types.

RoJeC, Daniel Clark, Gamma DJ.

Thank you all. ASIO4ALL with split mono and settings selected at MuxedIn1 1/MuxedIn 1 2 (Input 1) and LineOut 1/LineOut 2 (Output 1) works perfectly.

With crossfader on (master) dock A, I can listen to the speaker output without audio through my headphones. Then selecting the headphone option on dock B (cue), I can listen and pre-cue a song without audio through the master.

Perfect.
Here is a screenshot should it help anyone.

starting to get there ,,, maybe a screen shot of the asio4all audio panel to see what outputs are being reconized
open up the selections for the computer sc ,,
if you have two sets of outputs (stero) ie front right/front left,,rear right,rear left ,,it will probly show it as a # , meaning 4 x outputs ,, ,,then you can use both sets of stero outputs ,ie f r and f l for master and r r and r l for monitor,, set your Cross audio to dual stero if this is the case and use the set up with out the splitter cables
and when you get a chance try your friends sc ,,

and have you read thru the manual ,,of Cross and asio4all