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<blockquote data-quote="miroslav22" data-source="post: 751787" data-attributes="member: 97642">Hi all,Just wondering if someone could give me some advice?I've just started using MPAR and it's working really well.&nbsp; The picture looks sharper with panning shots on 24p material.I use an ATI 5870 and it doesn't seem to support many audio output formats in WASAPI mode.&nbsp; At the moment I don't have an audio receiver so the card is connected straight to the TV.&nbsp; The WASAPI test tool reports that basically I can pretty much only get 44.1/48khz 16bit stereo.&nbsp; Is this a limitation of the card/drivers, or am I being limited to the audio output formats that the TV can receive?&nbsp; I am going to buy a receiver soon, so if this is a limitation of the video card/drivers then what is my best option?&nbsp; Do nvidia cards support the full range of formats using WASAPI (ie 96/192khz, 24bit, 7.1 channels etc)?&nbsp; Should I buy a cheap nvidia 4xx card just for HDMI audio output?Many thanks for any help,Jon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="miroslav22, post: 751787, member: 97642"] Hi all, Just wondering if someone could give me some advice? I've just started using MPAR and it's working really well. The picture looks sharper with panning shots on 24p material. I use an ATI 5870 and it doesn't seem to support many audio output formats in WASAPI mode. At the moment I don't have an audio receiver so the card is connected straight to the TV. The WASAPI test tool reports that basically I can pretty much only get 44.1/48khz 16bit stereo. Is this a limitation of the card/drivers, or am I being limited to the audio output formats that the TV can receive? I am going to buy a receiver soon, so if this is a limitation of the video card/drivers then what is my best option? Do nvidia cards support the full range of formats using WASAPI (ie 96/192khz, 24bit, 7.1 channels etc)? Should I buy a cheap nvidia 4xx card just for HDMI audio output? Many thanks for any help, Jon [/QUOTE]

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