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Note:
In Windows Vista, you also have to change the “System Input” to the number of speakers you have. In Windows XP,
this can be done through Start – Control Panel – Sound, Speech and Audio devices – Change the speaker settings
– Advanced button
Uninstall
The software can be uninstalled through the “Add or remove Programs” icon from the Windows XP control panel, or the
“Programs” icon in Vista’s control panel.
Troubleshooting:
• I have 5.1 or 7.1 speakers and my center / bass channels are not working or give very
distorted sound.
> In this case the center / bass channels may be swapped to fix, open the sound card’s software, you will see a small icon:
next to your speaker settings in the Analog Output section. Click it, check the “Swap center / bass output” checkbox
and click OK.
• I cannot get more than 2 channels to play over the S/PDIF output
> S/PDIF does not support more than 2 channels for normal uncompressed audio. This is not a limitation of the
soundcard, but of S/PDIF itself. It is however possible to output already compressed 5.1 / 7.1 audio from a DVD
through the S/PDIF output. To enable this, search for “S/PDIF Passthrough” in your DVD player software’s settings
and enable it.
• My sound stutters
> This can happen when there is not enough USB bandwidth available for the sound card. Try to connect it to a
different USB port, or through a USB 2.0 hub, or try disconnecting other USB devices.
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