Xonar DX (and similar family) are very out of date and incredibly buggy.
As many users have pointed out in forums, the Asus drivers for the The Asus Xonar drivers are built on the C-Media sound chipset. How to Fix: Asus Xonar Won't Play 5.1 Surround Sound (Win10) Read it even if you don't have a Xonar DX model. Even so, this article explains quite a bit, so feel free to Stereo receiver will up-convert the signal to another technology such as DTS orĭolby Pro Logic. You play on the PC will not be in true 5.1 surround sound. Xonar card does not have the Dolby Digital Live! feature, then the games In real-time (via the Toslink / SPDIF / optical port on the card) to 5.1 Dolbyĭigital surround sound and outputting it to your stereo receiver. Regard to the Asus Xonar DX and similar cards that support Dolbyĭigital Live!, which is responsible for taking 5.1 PCM audio and converting it Below I'll describe what I did to make it work. I asked Fred if he would like me to connect to his system using my I have had this issue before and from what I've read online, it has to do with the Asus drivers being quirky. Can you please help? This is driving me insane! " Sound card won't play in 5.1 surround sound. I have done everything I can think of to make this work but my Asus Xonar While it still sounds good, it is not true 5.1 surround sound, especially when playing games on the PC. Recently, Windows 10 updated and now the only sound signal I get on my receiver is Dolby Pro Logic, which is a 2 channel signal up-converted to a virtual 5.1 surround sound. Meant the receiver was receiving a true 5.1 signal. Say 'Dolby Digital' along with each speaker box activated on the display. I knew this was true because my Harmon Kardon 144 receiver would Asus Xonar DX (same as you) and when I first set it up, I could play games in 5.1 surround sound using my optical (toslink) cable.
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