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Spillover between devices
Current versions of Sony's audio application can pass sound information from the audio device to another using the WAV files that audio applications write (such as Sound Forge Pro 11.0). This works by using WAV files as a 'buffer'. (A buffer is a temporary file in which sound information is stored while it is being played from the device.)
Device drivers
Sony have released two separate driver programs for Windows to support both the PlayStation 2 and the Sony MDR-7505 headphones. They are labelled as the "MDR-SPN" and the "MDR-AZD" drivers.
The drivers are available for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.
However, these drivers do not work on any versions of Windows after Windows 8.
See also
List of Sony products
PlayStation
PlayStation 2
PlayStation 3
PlayStation Portable
References
External links
Sony's official website for the MDR-7505
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