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<blockquote data-quote="Win7" data-source="post: 484490" data-attributes="member: 89302"><p>Nice you got it working! First you have to configure all used audio codecs to use spdif out. You can do this via the directshowfilter control in mediaportals configuration. You have to select spdif as default windows audio output device. You can do this by right clicking the audio symbol in the taskbar and selecting playback devices or in the windows control panel. You will see all audio devices listed. Right click on the spdif and select set as default output device. After that you have to select which audio signals your receiver can decode. To do that just open the properties of the spdif out. Many receivers are able to decode DTS and even some can decode WMA. You should be able to find the needed informations in the manual of your receiver. After setup you can do some tests if the receiver realy supports the selected audio signals. But be sure to only enable the supported audio signals otherwise you can damage your speakers! Finding test videos is very hard i spend nights to find some of them so i´m sorry i can´t tell were you can find some directly but googling for trailers isn´t a bad way.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Win7, post: 484490, member: 89302"] Nice you got it working! First you have to configure all used audio codecs to use spdif out. You can do this via the directshowfilter control in mediaportals configuration. You have to select spdif as default windows audio output device. You can do this by right clicking the audio symbol in the taskbar and selecting playback devices or in the windows control panel. You will see all audio devices listed. Right click on the spdif and select set as default output device. After that you have to select which audio signals your receiver can decode. To do that just open the properties of the spdif out. Many receivers are able to decode DTS and even some can decode WMA. You should be able to find the needed informations in the manual of your receiver. After setup you can do some tests if the receiver realy supports the selected audio signals. But be sure to only enable the supported audio signals otherwise you can damage your speakers! Finding test videos is very hard i spend nights to find some of them so i´m sorry i can´t tell were you can find some directly but googling for trailers isn´t a bad way. [/QUOTE]

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