NOTES: Dolby Digital Live doesn't work but there is some free applications that might be able to encode it when watching movies, I haven't really dug deep in to this. This basic interface is universal across many Windows computers. To manage various features, right click on the speaker icon on your taskbar click the appropriate end point you wish to manage and this also works on input devices in the recording tap. In the newly created key on the right side of the window click on default and set this value to 0. Under "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SOFTWARE>Microsoft>Windows>Cur rentVersion>Audio" create a key called "DisableProtectedAudioDG".ġ0. It will find it and install the correct driver.Įnable protected audio so surround sound works in the Netflix app:Ġ9. Click the driver tab and choose update driver and have it search the directory you unzipped. Under sound, video, and game devices click on High Definition Audio Device.Ġ7.
Go to settings, Devices, and open device manager.Ġ6. Download driver "Version 7.0.1.35" 8 "WHQL" to your desktop and unzip it in to a new folder.Ġ5. Go to the download page and choice Windows 7 64-bit.Ġ4. Uninstall everything and restart the system.Ġ3. The latest drivers for Windows 7 with the Sonic interface messed up the sound very bad (loss of bit-perfect signals from WASAPI interface) when I installed them earlier this year, I rolled backed to the older driver.Ġ1. Straight from the mouth of a guy serious about audio. The most useful features are Dolby Digital Live, the headphone amp and that broken ability of EAX to go with it (which is kind of useless because it doesn't really work like it should). Most of the features are junk to supplement otherwise crappy computer speakers.
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