Connecting Audigy to two comput

My son uses a two computer set up with a KVM switch. One computer is used as a jukebox and the other for creation of new music. He wants to connect his Audigy and 5. speakers so that it is available to both computers. The KVM switch has sound connections but these are for 2. sound only - I guess that some kind of switch box would do the job but advice would be welcome

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My son uses a two computer set up with a KVM switch. One computer is used as a jukebox and the other for creation of new music. He wants to connect his Audigy and 5. speakers so that it is available to both computers. The KVM switch has sound connections but these are for 2. sound only - I guess that some kind of switch box would do the job but advice would be welcome
You didn't mention, which version of Audigy your brother has.
Would his sources be stereo only from the non Audigy system? If yes, then he can just send/receive audio through analog I/Os or digital (S/PDIF) I/Os from non Audigy PC to Audigy. If LineIn on Audigy is already reserved, he can connect to AUX-In or CD Audio connectors found from Audigy board (4- pin connectors). I.e. connect the other PC audio system like he would connect any external audio device into Audigy.
On Audigy then, to get signal inputted, he needs just to enable the proper Source channel and CMSS processing to get the stereo source processed into multichannel output. If it don't work directly then through some software like Hermann Seib's VSTHost http://www.hermannseib.com/english/ w/ or w/o processing plugins.
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