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<blockquote data-quote="BVB0691" data-source="post: 368986" data-attributes="member: 82264">No Audio From SPDIFI had experienced the same problem just yesterday, for no apparent reason MP would not allow sound to the SPDIF to my surround sound.(was working prior to yesterday) However, MP would allow sound to my Logitech USB speakers at my desk.(using dual monitors)I have Realtek HD audio on my motherboard, so I initially unistalled the Realtek driver and used the Windows Vista 32 driver. With the Windows driver, I now had audio to the SPDIF. However, this driver only has the option of 2 channels in shared mode, and my surround unit would only have audio to the front speakers only.(not ideal for movies)So, I re-installed the Realtek HD driver and magically, I now have audio to the SPDIF from MP.I don't quite understand why this happened, as for I had built other HTPC's using Vista 32 &amp; 64 with Realtek Audio and MP installed, with never incurring this problem.Hopefully this will help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BVB0691, post: 368986, member: 82264"] [b]No Audio From SPDIF[/b] I had experienced the same problem just yesterday, for no apparent reason MP would not allow sound to the SPDIF to my surround sound.(was working prior to yesterday) However, MP would allow sound to my Logitech USB speakers at my desk.(using dual monitors) I have Realtek HD audio on my motherboard, so I initially unistalled the Realtek driver and used the Windows Vista 32 driver. With the Windows driver, I now had audio to the SPDIF. However, this driver only has the option of 2 channels in shared mode, and my surround unit would only have audio to the front speakers only.(not ideal for movies) So, I re-installed the Realtek HD driver and magically, I now have audio to the SPDIF from MP. I don't quite understand why this happened, as for I had built other HTPC's using Vista 32 & 64 with Realtek Audio and MP installed, with never incurring this problem. Hopefully this will help. [/QUOTE]

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