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<blockquote data-quote="magao" data-source="post: 371443" data-attributes="member: 86026"><p>Try the following (no idea if it will improve things, but works for me). Remove AC3Filter and install ffdshow-tryouts. Do S/PDIF passthrough for AC3 and DTS.</p><p></p><p>My current configuration for DVD playback is:</p><p></p><p>DVD Navigator: PDVD7 (will change to PDVD8 when MP 1.0.1 comes out)</p><p>DVD Codec: PDVD8</p><p>Audio: ffdshow</p><p></p><p>In addition (for other video), resample all audio (that isn't passed through) to 48KHz, and encode to AC3 at 640kbps. Optionally mix all audio to 5.1 (or whatever your speaker setup is). I've found this gives much better results for me than letting my amp do the mixing (and it's pretty good at mixing - but this is definitely superior).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="magao, post: 371443, member: 86026"] Try the following (no idea if it will improve things, but works for me). Remove AC3Filter and install ffdshow-tryouts. Do S/PDIF passthrough for AC3 and DTS. My current configuration for DVD playback is: DVD Navigator: PDVD7 (will change to PDVD8 when MP 1.0.1 comes out) DVD Codec: PDVD8 Audio: ffdshow In addition (for other video), resample all audio (that isn't passed through) to 48KHz, and encode to AC3 at 640kbps. Optionally mix all audio to 5.1 (or whatever your speaker setup is). I've found this gives much better results for me than letting my amp do the mixing (and it's pretty good at mixing - but this is definitely superior). [/QUOTE]
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