Sub/Center in upmix Stereo to 5.1 7.1 is the wrong way... (1 Viewer)

thesystemera

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Okay... I don't know if this is a bug but I believe that in the Mediaportal Control panel "Music/Player Settings/Upmix Stereo to 5.1 7.1" should have the option to reverse the "Sub/Centre speaker"

You see for me to make the system sound right in 5.1 (eg. vocals in center speaker) I need to flip the "Center/Sub" settings on my Realtek control panel... This has a whole host of problems though as I then I need to re-arrange my mixer in ffdShow aswell, as I use Dolby Pro Logic II in ffdShow...

So what I propose is adding this option to switch Sub/Center... I wouldn't be surprised if it just happens to be the wrong way after all and that no one might have noticed.. Thanks... :D
 

thesystemera

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I use ffdShow for movies and pretty much any thing else... It is simply the internal BASS player that seems to have the center/sub the wrong way round... Moives is completely reliant on specific codecs in use...

Is there any actual developers out there that could look at this, this is a small problem, but quite annoying for any one who uses 5.1.. or 7.1... Thanks
 

tangmonster

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Sound Card AC3: HDMI, Optical, traditional

which of those 3 are you using for movies?
and which of those 3 for music?
 

thesystemera

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Dude not being rude but what difference does it make...

For music, movies and well any thing that makes a noise comes out of my traditional analogue mini-jacks..

My motherboard is the Gigabyte MA78GM-D2H revision 2... This board has HDMI, Optical and traditional audo..
 

tangmonster

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Dude , it makes a WORLD of difference. If you don't understand that , then you are going to have trouble correcting your problem.

I also only use the 5.1 analogue outputs.
And mine works just perfect for avi's dvd's and music upmixed or stereo. So obviously somewhere in your sound card/ffdshow setup you have it set up incorrectly.
OR there is a problem/ wrong setting somewhere with your sound card driver/application.
 

thesystemera

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Hold on... You do understand the Bass Engine is seperate to ffdShow and other codec componenets...?

The Bass engine is what I am using for the 5.1 Audo Up-mixing...
 

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    That works correctly for me also, using creative audigy4.

    But I have had things go foobar on the driver when the above happens, but it did it for all files video\audio, reinstalling the driver resolved, whether it could just affect one application, possibly, may be how it outputs the sound to the driver, or be a certain frequency.
     

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