I'm trying to use the Realtek HD Audio Equalizer from the manager window under the sound effects tab... Anyway, I can change the values on the multi-band equalizer just fine, but they have no real response. The overall volume is affected but the individual frequencies are the same. If I set them all to 0, or all the highs to zero, etc. The final output is the same.
Any way I can get the equalizer working?
Thanks.
What model PC? or if its a custom built, what motherboard? Please fill out the My System Specs so we can better try to help you.
My RealTek manager does not have any of those functions, and I have a new Gigabyte motherboard.
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@Jack, In Realtek manager go to either of the tabs I have circled, then in the lower pane click that icon I have circled, it should open the equalizer. you may not have an optical tab.
The Gigabyte supplied RealTek, that I have (and I have the latest driver version) does not have that. However, I have the Gigabyte supplied THX and SoundBlaster Creative Xfi software enhancement that does have the EQ.
Its still RealTek audio chip, just the extra software add-ons (enhancements) provide the eq and other functions.
The differences in what the vendors supply (how they implement the sound hardware) is the reason I always tell users to first try the PC or motherboard vendor's drivers first. I used to do a lot of support on the Dell forums and that was particularly true with most Dell models, non Dell sound drivers either did not work or did not work correctly.
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