But the essential problem is this: The audio through the Classic mode seems to work properly and the audio through the Cinema mode does not. Please refer to my first post near the beginning of this thread for a description of the problem (my setup and the symptoms of the problem are different than the others). I prefer a DTS sound stream because it has slightly higher fidelity than a Dolby Digital stream. The encoded digital audio stream flows out the optical S/PDIF port of my Turtle Beach Montego DDL sound card to the Dolby Digital / DTS processor in my external sound system. My Audio settings of PowerDVD 10 Ultra are configured as follows in Classic mode: Dolby Digital Live can also enable other future entertainment capabilities on the PC because of its ability to deliver any audio source via a single digital interface to an existing home theater system.įor more information, please visit can you please describe in most detail how your cabeling situation is? (TV/PC/AMP)?. These PCs provide an S/PDIF connector and use a digital cable for one-step connection to a home theater system. In addition to select sound cards, Dolby Digital Live technology is also integrated into the motherboard audio chipsets of many high-performance PCs. Video game consoles are also able to utilize this technology to provide real-time surround output. The real-time interactive capabilities of Dolby Digital Live technology are ideally suited to PCs which, until now, only output multi-channel EAX/A3D audio via analogue multi-channel outputs. With it, your PC or game console can be hooked up to your Dolby Digital-equipped audio/video receiver or digital speaker system via a single digital connection, eliminating the need for multiple cables and ensuring the integrity of the audio signal. Sound cards currently supporting Dolby Digital LIVE technology include BlueGears' HDA Digital X-Mystique 7.1 Gold Sound Card and Turtle Beach's Montego DDL.Ī real-time encoding technology, Dolby Digital Live converts any audio signal into a Dolby Digital bitstream for transport and playback through a home theater system.
This technology has been integrated into select 915 chipset-based Intel® Desktop Boards featuring Intel High Definition Audio and is also available on select audio cards. Dolby Digital and DTS have both offered solutions to allow for a real-time, digital 5.1 encoded signal from a PC to be made to your home theater system.ĭolby Digital specifically solved this dillemma recently by announcing its Dolby Digital Live. For example, while many sound cards on the market can pass Dolby Digital and DTS "raw" signals for decoding by the receiver, most EAX/A3D surround games are only able to be output via the sound card's analogue outputs. We are consistently asked about connecting a PC to a home theater system.
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