Click the S/PDIF Output button and select the desired Digital Output mode:
- PCM/Digital Audio: plays back audio over S/PDIF Output in Stereo
- S/PDIF In Loopback: Digital audio received from S/PDIF Input will be played back on S/PDIF Output.
Digital Input (S/PDIF)
- Select S/PDIF In as a recording source in step 16-3.
Note: normally you can not hear the Digital input sound on your speakers, but you can only record in an
Audio editor. In XP + Vista , playback can be enabled by checking the Monitor setting in advanced S/PDIF
input settings. (Click Hammer icon under S/PDIF In slider in Step 16)
Mixer
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1: Open the Mixer page
2: Select output source you want to hear and use the sliders to set the volume. Note: in Vista, additional
settings can be made in the Vista Control panel. Advanced users only! See step
3: Select source to record from.
Effects
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1: Open the effects page
2: Select different environments for echo effects.
3: Set Environment size: the bigger, the more echo.
4: Shape the sound frequencies with the Equalizer sliders.
5: Load built-in presets
6: Save your own custom Equalizer settings.
DVD Playback
PowerDVD: click the configuration icon.
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Go to audio page and select 6 speaker output.
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WinDVD: click the Audio configuration icon
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Select 6 speaker output.
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Windows Vista advanced settings
Right-click the speaker Icon.
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Select Playback or Recording devices to make advanced settings in the Vista control panel.
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Notes
Music production
To get low latency performance in music applications, the 3rd party driver: "Asio4all" can be used. (Download
from www.Asio4all.com). Trust does not provide customer support for this driver.
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