- Oct 23, 2011
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Here is my sound card: http://www.soundblaster.com/products/sound-blaster-zx.aspx#specs
At the moment, I have my sound going through a Samsung AV-R620. It does a pretty good job. I have no problem with the sound coming out of any setting, stereo and 5 speaker sound are fine. There is a serious problem when it comes to DTS or Dolby Digital. During the playback of anything that uses either of them, the sound will cutout for moments at a time, randomly. Sometimes it can be tolerable and other times unbearable
I have the sound card connected using an optical cable. I have tried other optical cables, but I get the same result. Hooking the sound card to my Pioneer EF-DHP800 headphones will still cause dropouts, buy nowhere near as often. I've tried going through the sound settings and SPDIF properties through windows and I've used different players.
I think this may have something to do with the signal coming through the sound card.
I've had had my ps3, ps4 and XBOX 360 output DTS/ Dolby Digital to the AV receiver with no problems. I do have my tv connected by digital AUX (digital sound is horrific, but I think that's down to the tv).
I've tried looking for a solution, but have yet to find one.
Oh. Almost forgot. I have updated the drivers.
At the moment, I have my sound going through a Samsung AV-R620. It does a pretty good job. I have no problem with the sound coming out of any setting, stereo and 5 speaker sound are fine. There is a serious problem when it comes to DTS or Dolby Digital. During the playback of anything that uses either of them, the sound will cutout for moments at a time, randomly. Sometimes it can be tolerable and other times unbearable
I have the sound card connected using an optical cable. I have tried other optical cables, but I get the same result. Hooking the sound card to my Pioneer EF-DHP800 headphones will still cause dropouts, buy nowhere near as often. I've tried going through the sound settings and SPDIF properties through windows and I've used different players.
I think this may have something to do with the signal coming through the sound card.
I've had had my ps3, ps4 and XBOX 360 output DTS/ Dolby Digital to the AV receiver with no problems. I do have my tv connected by digital AUX (digital sound is horrific, but I think that's down to the tv).
I've tried looking for a solution, but have yet to find one.
Oh. Almost forgot. I have updated the drivers.
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