Axel_Moore
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First image is correct if using SPDIF or HDMI, when in [multichannel] mode DTS is auto-configured. Else to use the modes and EQ etc when in [stereo], you need Speakers-Headphones.
Spatial is the same its for [stereo] only, not [multichannel], spatial takes [multichannel] and processes it for [stereo] (2 channel) speakers-headphones.
There is no such thing as multichannel spatial, certainly not via Windows. Everything you posted above is correct.
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Note for everyone, If you unzip a package using built in Windows, files will get the blocked attribute, if you use 7-Zip files be as normal.
No idea why Microsoft has done it that way, but if you install, you will install blocked files.
In addition, you can run 7-Zip file manager as admin, and get access to certain folders without changing permissions.
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It will also show hidden and system files by default, 5/5 app.
Thanks Ferather, let me ask you some more questions:
1 - Whats the difference, between, normal driver and alternative?
2 - Should i install Win CAudio?
3 - Should i play with DTS Settings zip?
4 - What does, the other .zips of the Settings and Utility folder? I think a mini guide would be nice.
5 - Can i send DTS signal, in stereo, instead multichannel, to my homecinema, to have this spatial options, available?
6 - How can i get my device id? I remember use FX Configurator in the past, but the new version in the folder, when i execute it, dont runs anything.
Thank you very much!
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