Win 7 and high def audio 5.1

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Discussion Starter · Dec 2, 2009

I actually have a few questions

1. What is sample rate? When i use high def audio, it defaults to 16-bit 44100Hz. I changed this to 24-bit 96000Hz and my music plays fine. Is this a bad thing that I changed it?

2. Is there a way I can get my music to play in 5.1 using High def audio? When I had my xtrememusic soundcard, there was a program, where you could enable all 5 speakers for music. Is there such thing for High def audio?

3. I have xtreme music sound card and cant get it to work with win7. I read around and this seems like a common problem. It doesn't really matter to me, just I like the fact i could utilize all my speakers with it. If there is a way to do it with High def audio it would be sweet.

I'm probable never going to use that xtrememusic sound card again, because it has given me tons of problems from when i first got it.

All help is appreciated,
Thanks in advance

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JimE

· #2 · Dec 4, 2009

1. Depending on the source material, you aren't likely to notice any difference. You can leave it at it's highest setting, it won't hurt anything.

2. Some applications allow music to be played on various speakers. WinAmp for example, used to have an option to playback using the front and rear speakers. However, it was still only stereo. In any case, it's possible your sound card software has a similar feature. But your source is stereo, so you won't be getting "surround sound".

3. Sounds like it doesn't have Win7 drivers.

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