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<blockquote data-quote="dman_lfc" data-source="post: 14101" data-attributes="member: 10331">You may have to unregister the Dscaler Audio decoder or reduce it's merit.Try this first...At the command prompt go to the Windows\System32 directory and the type REGSVR32 /U MPEGAUDIO.DLLThe re-run MediaPortal and see if the AVI now plays in 5.1If not please do this...1. In Graphedit go to 'File' and then 'Render Media File', choose your AVI you're having problems with.2. Take a snapshot of this Graph3. Play it and ensure you're getting 5.1 sound4. If succesful exit GraphEditAnd then do this...5. Start MP in a Window6. Goto the AVI in question and play it.7. Minimize MP8. Start Graphedit9. 'File' -&gt; 'Connect to Remote Graph' and choose the Graph10. Take a snaphot.Post both snapshots here please.DMAN</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dman_lfc, post: 14101, member: 10331"] You may have to unregister the Dscaler Audio decoder or reduce it's merit. Try this first... At the command prompt go to the Windows\System32 directory and the type REGSVR32 /U MPEGAUDIO.DLL The re-run MediaPortal and see if the AVI now plays in 5.1 If not please do this... 1. In Graphedit go to 'File' and then 'Render Media File', choose your AVI you're having problems with. 2. Take a snapshot of this Graph 3. Play it and ensure you're getting 5.1 sound 4. If succesful exit GraphEdit And then do this... 5. Start MP in a Window 6. Goto the AVI in question and play it. 7. Minimize MP 8. Start Graphedit 9. 'File' -> 'Connect to Remote Graph' and choose the Graph 10. Take a snaphot. Post both snapshots here please. DMAN [/QUOTE]

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