problems with audio decoding. Archived from groups: alt.audio.dts,alt.home-theater.misc,alt.tv.tech.hdtv,alt.video.digital-tv,rec.audio.misc () I have Comcast HD cable with a Motorola box. I have a Panasonic HT920 Hometheater in a box hooked up to the Motorola...

and when I test audio output on six channels, only two front channels are working. I installed last audio driver - no change. Is chip on MB defective?" They answered by link to: "ALC889A audio codec does not support DTS decoding function. The DTS multi...

same problems with this card as my Live! card had. I wish I had the luxury and peace of mind to try out a ZS in my computer but do you know how ridiculous it would be for me to buy one to only experience the same problems that many have said STILL exist on...

the audio decoding (taking some stress off the CPU in the process). As most PC users use analog speakers, this generally isn't an issue. Any Dolby/DTS format is generally decoded by whatever program is playing the source material, and then treated as a...

The Live! 5.1 also has this "feature" (cough, marketing gimmick, cough). It's OK but for a software solution I prefer PowerDVD XP's audio decoding on DVDs, so I always leave the Audigy DD decoding *off*. Of course, a nice external hardware decoder is the...

specifications, and criteria for my NAS. I’d like it to be capable of comfortably streaming audio and video (HD 1080p, Blue-Ray, etc. as a possible future use in addition to streaming audio and digital camera video), and function as a capable print server...

Windows MCE 2005 was used. Thanks for the answer :) but i didnt like the answer tho, lol As the objective is: "a quiet Windows Media center-based HTPC suitable for living room use that can play back a wide variety of video and audio formats. Our HTPC...

Windows Media Center... Hauppauge couldn't slap the Vista sticker on the box. * Analog signal is good, rather acceptable actually. HD Video/Audio decoding (regardless of signal strength) is VERY sub-par, unwatchable. If and when it works, it looks great....

for 6.1 and DVD-Audio. Brand new software....not just an update to the existing playcenter etc.. Who knows...maybe they'll finally catch up to the quality of the GTXP. I will at least give it a listen when it comes out...not that I use dvd audio discs.......

again? :P haha it did a 90 degree turn. lol I played Kung Fu Panda in Blu-ray (H.264) with DXVA on a 8800GT, my CPU usage is around 2-3%, never going above 5%. I think it is using any CPU is because of the TrueHD audio decoding. With my Q6600 at its...