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<blockquote data-quote="cubii" data-source="post: 962302" data-attributes="member: 26383">Ich galube, ich habe das Problem gefunden:&nbsp;Unless you use a WASAPI audio renderer (i.e. Reclock or the MPC-HC audio renderer) Windows will muck with the decoded audio as it leaves the PC. With the audio effects disabled the main issues are that the audio can be re-sampled to the rate/bit depth configured in the audio properties, also any channels without audio will be filled with null data (i.e. playing a file with two channels of audio on a 5.1 system equals two channels of audio and four channels of null data) which makes channel expansion (if you're into that sort of thing) on the AVR impossible, and finally occasional channel mapping issues where the side channels get mapped to the rear channels when playing 5.1 LPCM on a 7.1 system. Bit streaming on the other hand, insures that the audio is passed in its native format to the AVR for decoding. &nbsp;Quelle: <a href="http://www.missingremote.com/guide/bitstreaming-hdmi-hd-audio-formats-your-htpc" target="_blank">http://www.missingremote.com/guide/bitstreaming-hdmi-hd-audio-formats-your-htpc</a>&nbsp;Und das heist sobald 5.1 in Windows eingestellt ist, bekomme ich immer ein 5.1 PCM (multichannelPCM) Signal an den Receiver und kann dann nicht DDprologic2 etc nutzen.Mist.Und ich brauch die Einstellung 5.1 da ich auch gerne mal ein Spielchen spiele, und dafür dann 5.1 eingestellt haben muss, damit die Spiele erkennen das 5.1 Boxen angeschlossen sind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cubii, post: 962302, member: 26383"] Ich galube, ich habe das Problem gefunden: Unless you use a WASAPI audio renderer (i.e. Reclock or the MPC-HC audio renderer) Windows will muck with the decoded audio as it leaves the PC. With the audio effects disabled the main issues are that the audio can be re-sampled to the rate/bit depth configured in the audio properties, also any channels without audio will be filled with null data ([B]i.e. playing a file with two channels of audio on a 5.1 system equals two channels of audio and four channels of null data) which makes channel expansion (if you're into that sort of thing) on the AVR impossible,[/B] and finally occasional channel mapping issues where the side channels get mapped to the rear channels when playing 5.1 LPCM on a 7.1 system. Bit streaming on the other hand, insures that the audio is passed in its native format to the AVR for decoding. Quelle: [url]http://www.missingremote.com/guide/bitstreaming-hdmi-hd-audio-formats-your-htpc[/url] Und das heist sobald 5.1 in Windows eingestellt ist, bekomme ich immer ein 5.1 PCM (multichannelPCM) Signal an den Receiver und kann dann nicht DDprologic2 etc nutzen. Mist. Und ich brauch die Einstellung 5.1 da ich auch gerne mal ein Spielchen spiele, und dafür dann 5.1 eingestellt haben muss, damit die Spiele erkennen das 5.1 Boxen angeschlossen sind. [/QUOTE]

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