3DsoundSurge FAQ Manager v1.0: When I enable the Digital Only setting in the SBLive mixer, I only get sound from the rear speakers. What am I doing wrong?


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4. When I enable the Digital Only setting in the SBLive mixer, I only get sound from the rear speakers. What am I doing wrong? - Top

In the default mode, the Digital out will only send out the digital sound like DirectSound, wave files (e.g. MP3) and not analog CD-audio. To be able to play the analog audio you need to choose Digital out only by clicking the little red cross above the master volume control in the mixer. The front channels will then be silent but the rear outjack will still send out sound as usual. Choosing Digital out only is also the only way you can record multiple analog sources. It will also allow you to apply effects for several analog sources (all those that you choose to record). - Updated: December 1, 1999

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A growing collection of questions and answers for Creative Labs 10K1 based cards including the original Live and Live Value, the MP3+, the X-Gamer, the Player 1024 and the Platinum. Our FAQ is intended to supplement but not replace Creative's own extensive FAQs.

4. When I enable the Digital Only setting in the SBLive mixer, I only get sound from the rear speakers. What am I doing wrong? - Top: In the default mode, the Digital out will only send out the digital sound like DirectSound, wave files (e.g. MP3) and not analog CD-audio. To be able to play the analog audio you need to choose Digital out only by clicking the little red cross above the master volume control in the mixer. The front channels will then be silent but the rear outjack will still send out sound as usual. Choosing Digital out only is also the only way you can record multiple analog sources. It will also allow you to apply effects for several analog sources (all those that you choose to record). - Updated: December 1, 1999