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<blockquote data-quote="mejim707" data-source="post: 294309" data-attributes="member: 81711">attempt 1ok, I did as instructed. No 5.1 digital surround at all. This is an optical SPDIF out sound card Realtek AC95. The only way I can ever get surround out of it is by using the MPA Decoder for SPDIF but can guarantee a lock up when the DVD is stopped. Ho could I get the logs if the PC needs to be powered off after a movie? Thanks for the reply. I was getting worried no one would want to touch this.Ok, not I reconfigured the ffshow audio codec and then used MP configuration to tell DVD playback to use that codec. Now, when I play a movie, 5.1 digital functions no matter where you are in the DVD playback. Thats fine by me since the codec has proven it's ability to stream 5.1. The problem is that as soon as I end playback the computer locks up. So, different codec, 5.1 digital, locks up. Man... what you think? I will attempt to reinstall my sound driver now</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mejim707, post: 294309, member: 81711"] [b]attempt 1[/b] ok, I did as instructed. No 5.1 digital surround at all. This is an optical SPDIF out sound card Realtek AC95. The only way I can ever get surround out of it is by using the MPA Decoder for SPDIF but can guarantee a lock up when the DVD is stopped. Ho could I get the logs if the PC needs to be powered off after a movie? Thanks for the reply. I was getting worried no one would want to touch this. Ok, not I reconfigured the ffshow audio codec and then used MP configuration to tell DVD playback to use that codec. Now, when I play a movie, 5.1 digital functions no matter where you are in the DVD playback. Thats fine by me since the codec has proven it's ability to stream 5.1. The problem is that as soon as I end playback the computer locks up. So, different codec, 5.1 digital, locks up. Man... what you think? I will attempt to reinstall my sound driver now [/QUOTE]

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