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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 221219" data-attributes="member: 49539">Sorry, my bad!&nbsp; After restoring my last 2.3.0 stable release (SR) configuration, I still had no rear channel sound.&nbsp; So I started to suspect it had something to do with something else in my configuration (outside of MP).As it turned out, due to rolling back to a backed up OS installation before installing MP 2.3.0 SR, my sound card was only configured for 2 channels!&nbsp; After configuring it for 4 or 6 channels I get rear channel sound.&nbsp; I still can't quite get an ideal situation, because I actually have 4.1 instead of 5.1.&nbsp; If I choose 4 channels, I get no subwoofer output.&nbsp; OTOH, with the sound card set for 6 channels, the center channel information is removed from the front channels, making them quite weak.&nbsp; For the time being I will just settle for 4 channel,&nbsp; unless you know a better way to configure MP for 4.1.&nbsp; Thanks for responding, now all I have to do is upgrade to SVN again!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 221219, member: 49539"] Sorry, my bad! After restoring my last 2.3.0 stable release (SR) configuration, I still had no rear channel sound. So I started to suspect it had something to do with something else in my configuration (outside of MP). As it turned out, due to rolling back to a backed up OS installation before installing MP 2.3.0 SR, my sound card was only configured for 2 channels! After configuring it for 4 or 6 channels I get rear channel sound. I still can't quite get an ideal situation, because I actually have 4.1 instead of 5.1. If I choose 4 channels, I get no subwoofer output. OTOH, with the sound card set for 6 channels, the center channel information is removed from the front channels, making them quite weak. For the time being I will just settle for 4 channel, unless you know a better way to configure MP for 4.1. Thanks for responding, now all I have to do is upgrade to SVN again! [/QUOTE]

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