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<blockquote data-quote="Donshyoku" data-source="post: 236166" data-attributes="member: 16781">My soundchip is set up properly as the CD-IN is working in other applications.&nbsp; However, I don't see the right options under TV.&nbsp; My options for audio renderer are as follows: Default DirectSound Device, Realtek Digital Output, Default Wave-Out Device, DirectSound: Realtek Digital Output.&nbsp; Vista shows these items a little differently at the OS-level, only taking analog and digital plugs on the outside into account.&nbsp; I don't think the others sounds right, but heck I'm bored, I am going to try each one individually and see if I get some sound going and post back on the results.Got it!&nbsp; It's been hiding in there all along.&nbsp; For some reason, Vista had set my CD audio line within the speaker configuration not on mute, but to 0 so it was essentially muted.&nbsp; I now have video and sound!&nbsp; Great!One small problem.&nbsp; I am noticing some performance hiccups in the video playback.&nbsp; I am going to try some different decoders, but I am not sure.&nbsp; The card is software encoding, but I have a Celeron Dual-Core overlocked to 2.4GHz and 2GB of RAM in this system.&nbsp; That should be enough to playback this video considering the quality.Any thoughts?&nbsp; I'll be back soon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Donshyoku, post: 236166, member: 16781"] My soundchip is set up properly as the CD-IN is working in other applications. However, I don't see the right options under TV. My options for audio renderer are as follows: Default DirectSound Device, Realtek Digital Output, Default Wave-Out Device, DirectSound: Realtek Digital Output. Vista shows these items a little differently at the OS-level, only taking analog and digital plugs on the outside into account. I don't think the others sounds right, but heck I'm bored, I am going to try each one individually and see if I get some sound going and post back on the results. Got it! It's been hiding in there all along. For some reason, Vista had set my CD audio line within the speaker configuration not on mute, but to 0 so it was essentially muted. I now have video and sound! Great! One small problem. I am noticing some performance hiccups in the video playback. I am going to try some different decoders, but I am not sure. The card is software encoding, but I have a Celeron Dual-Core overlocked to 2.4GHz and 2GB of RAM in this system. That should be enough to playback this video considering the quality. Any thoughts? I'll be back soon. [/QUOTE]

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