Hi All,
I am kina brain shamshed after reading a lot and finding out that I get 2.0 channels of output from my receiver for a 6 channel wav file. Here is what I am trying to do:
1. I have the Pink Floyd 6 channel 96KHz/24bit wav (Also converted to WMA lossless)
2. Motherboard: nForce4 with ALC850 Realtek audio chip
3. Software: Windows 7 32bit, windows media player / windows media center 7
3. Optical output going to Sony STR-DA777ES receiver that says it support 96/24 PCM
4. Default audio playback device is set to the S/PDIF in the windows audio control panel.
What can I do to output all 6 channels (5.1) to the receiver?
If you guys think that this configuration is not supported then are these the alternatives:
1. Buy a soundcard that support DTS-Connect thought toslink (My receiver does not have HDMI input, and do not want to buy another receiver right now)
2. Downmix the audio to DTS (what software), although I loose quality due to compression
3. Mix to DTS-HD (but now I would need PowerDVD to play it)
Thoughts?
Cheers. -Amitabh
I am kina brain shamshed after reading a lot and finding out that I get 2.0 channels of output from my receiver for a 6 channel wav file. Here is what I am trying to do:
1. I have the Pink Floyd 6 channel 96KHz/24bit wav (Also converted to WMA lossless)
2. Motherboard: nForce4 with ALC850 Realtek audio chip
3. Software: Windows 7 32bit, windows media player / windows media center 7
3. Optical output going to Sony STR-DA777ES receiver that says it support 96/24 PCM
4. Default audio playback device is set to the S/PDIF in the windows audio control panel.
What can I do to output all 6 channels (5.1) to the receiver?
If you guys think that this configuration is not supported then are these the alternatives:
1. Buy a soundcard that support DTS-Connect thought toslink (My receiver does not have HDMI input, and do not want to buy another receiver right now)
2. Downmix the audio to DTS (what software), although I loose quality due to compression
3. Mix to DTS-HD (but now I would need PowerDVD to play it)
Thoughts?
Cheers. -Amitabh