How can i make Dolby Digital Live work with dolby atmos for gaming? I need 5.1 on optical cable because my front panel doesn't work and my headphones are plug in back. I tried for hours to make it work.
Currently i have 6.0.1.8470 patched with patcher in asodriver 2.1.7 but when i instal dolby for atmos, Dolby Digital Live 5.1 disappear in default format. I also tried DolbySetup - Only Realtek.exe
Edit: Also i cant change volume level when Dolby Digital Live 5.1 is set.
1. Go to Uninstall or Modify Driver.
2. Add Dolby Home Theater V4 / Dolby Advanced Audio V2.
3. Open FX Configurator.
4. In the left Window, scroll down to Composite Endpoint FX APO, and clear anything in it (usually it would be {D9916F9C-99F7-11E7-BF21-6C0B849889E1}).
5. Replace Composite Endpoint FX APO contents with {56E00778-C664-4BB5-AA2B-CA6F14840BB3}.
6. Also paste {56E00778-C664-4BB5-AA2B-CA6F14840BB3} into Global FX APO.
7. Confirm that Endpoint FX APO Processing mode has {C18E2F7E-933D-4965-B7D1-1EEF228D2AF3} ONLY. Clear the rest ({4780004E-7133-41D8-8C74-660DADD2C0EE},{B26FEB0D-EC94-477C-9494-D1AB8E753F6E}).
Click Apply Effect And Processing Modes Configurations.
8. Click <<Restart Windows Audio Service>>.
9. Dolby Digital is supposed to be available. You can select and apply it.
10. Configure Dolby Atmos for Gaming for 5.1 operation.
For 5.1 or 7.1 speaker, edit default.xml
For 5.1 or 7.1 speakers - Dolby DAX API Service 2.xxxx.yyy.z
change from ch_count="2" to
5.1 speakers: ch_count="5"
7.1 speakers: ch_count="7"
For 5.1 or 7.1 speakers - Dolby DAX API Service 3.xxxxx.yyy.z
change from total_count="2" front_count="2" side_count="0" height_count="0" has_subwoofer="0" to
5.1 speakers: total_count="5" front_count="2" side_count="2" height_count="0" has_subwoofer="1" to
7.1 speakers: total_count="7" front_count="2" side_count="2" height_count="2" has_subwoofer="1" to
P.s I have set my ch_count to 6; usually LFE is also a channel, and I have tested that on my system, which is quite similar to yours (dolby atmos for gaming with DDL).
So what are we doing?
We are using the dolby supplied DDL encoder provided with Dolby Home Theater V4. This solution is universal; you can use it even on HDMI outpoints. Useful if your audio receiver is connected via HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel).