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<blockquote data-quote="swamprat96" data-source="post: 734655" data-attributes="member: 105223"><p>Ah thanks. No I don't see a tray icon. The only codec pack I installed was the DIVx codec pack - so I'm guessing the audio codec in use is default windows. I'll try FFdshow tomorrow. Whilst I'm fairly fluent on PC's I don't have a great understanding of codecs - nor audio in general.</p><p></p><p>So am I right in thinking that the Passthrough spdif -in to spdif-out option means that the sound card passes the audio through digitally without any kind of encoding?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="swamprat96, post: 734655, member: 105223"] Ah thanks. No I don't see a tray icon. The only codec pack I installed was the DIVx codec pack - so I'm guessing the audio codec in use is default windows. I'll try FFdshow tomorrow. Whilst I'm fairly fluent on PC's I don't have a great understanding of codecs - nor audio in general. So am I right in thinking that the Passthrough spdif -in to spdif-out option means that the sound card passes the audio through digitally without any kind of encoding? [/QUOTE]
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