How to make Stereo (2ch) to 5.1 DTS (6ch)

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  1. Posts : 25
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate RTM
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    How to make Stereo (2ch) to 5.1 DTS (6ch)


    I just bought ASUS Xonar DS to make my HTPC connect to Samsung HT-Z210 Home theater System via Optic cable (TOSLINK).
    I can Play DVD with out any problems with sound.

    but I want to make my old mp3 song, which is Stereo, up-mixes to 5.1.
    How can I do it?
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  2. Posts : 2,292
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
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    Try here
    I must say that this could be a long, hard and painful process, impossible for the average bloke, so I suggest you stick with stereo and use Pro Logic (if you have it) on the receiver.
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  3. Posts : 8
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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  4. Posts : 25
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate RTM
    Thread Starter
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    to Alexa:
    i have enable DTS NEO:PC, but there are still 2.1 output. T^T
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  5. Posts : 25
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate RTM
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    umm... i just have take a look at my reciver.
    when i test each channel in Xonar DS Audio Center, my receiver says "dts Digital Surround", all 6 speaker work.
    but when i play my song in Windows Media Player, my receiver says "LPCM", only 2 speaker work.

    is this a problems in my case? i can't make my music transfer in dts format, so there are only stereo from my speaker.
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  6. Posts : 1,086
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    Thats because music is only recorded in stereo. Dolby an the like are specifically for films and games which take advantage of the 5.1. Music can only do stereo I'm afraid. You can get the sound to come out of all six speakers but it will still only be in two channel mode.
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  7. Posts : 2,292
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
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    RST101 said:
    Music can only do stereo I'm afraid. You can get the sound to come out of all six speakers but it will still only be in two channel mode.
    Of course, that's not true at all. There are AC3 and DTS audio CDs, but those are very rare and very little artists decide on that approach.

    Yet, the second sentence is quite correct. The sound you hear from your speakers may vary solely because of the production quality of each song/album. Sometimes a particular frequency which produces a sound gets caught in the right channel among the 5.1 speaker setup, mainly by accident. For example, the drum kick that goes into the subwoofer or a particular cymbal that can get caught streaming louder through the surround speakers instead of the main ones.
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  8. Posts : 25
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate RTM
    Thread Starter
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    little solve, i set my receiver to DolbyPrologic, now sound comes out all six speaker.

    but i still want to make use of my sound card's full potential by enabling its DTS Neo:PC, can anyone suggent how to do it? thanks.
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  9. Posts : 170
    Windows 7 X64
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    You need a DDL or Dolby Digital Live sound card. I have the Turtle Beach Montego DDL which they just released Windows 7 x64 beta drivers for. I've been waiting for years. This card will encode and pump out 5.1 music played from windows media player or any media player for that matter. Just because it says its 5.1 doesn't mean it going to encode music. I found out just like you are.
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  10. Posts : 25
    Windows 7 x64 Ultimate RTM
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    I have a DTS soundcard with DTS Connect (DTS Interactive & DTS Neo:PC). I have enable it, but no 5.1 sound out from my receiver.
    My receiver can decode DTS, but its has 5.1 system, not 7.1. So i wonder if it can play or not, because DTS Neo PC says it will make 7.1 out.

    At last, i wonder if the driver of my Xonar DS isn't compatable with Windos 7, i will figure it out on Vista re-install tonight. ^^
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