I want to get my headphone to play totally different audio in each ear of it. I mean: audio_1.mp3 being played in the right ear - and - audio_2.mp3 in the left ear >> from the same device (eg: my laptop). Is that possible? If so, Is there any software for that for Ubuntu Linux?
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Hi ibrahem. It is definitely possible! I have done this manually by creating a single audio file with completely different sources for each channel. Hopefully someone here will know of a software solution to do it automatically for you. Out of curiosity, what is your application of playing different files in different channels?– End Anti-Semitic Hate ♦Feb 3, 2021 at 2:14
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1@RockPaperLz- Mask it or Casket♦ ==> me and my brother use the same laptop : I split the screen to 2 areas and each of us make his programs appear onTop of screen in his area , also there is a keyboard connected to a USB port , and for mouse cursor, I wrote a python script using PyQt5 and PyAutoGUI to make another cursor (gui) appear on top of screen , and it can be moved using arrow keys when Alt is pressed , left click is made using Backspace+Left ...etc ,,,,,,,,,,,, this is all to make the labtop be used by two persons at the same time, there are still many interrupts but it is fine– ibrahemFeb 4, 2021 at 5:52
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You are a genius! That's wonderfully creative and an incredible use of resources.– End Anti-Semitic Hate ♦Feb 4, 2021 at 7:38
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