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dvd player vs computer dolby digital

Discussion in 'Home Theater PC' started by jws66m, Jan 12, 2006.

  1. jws66m

    jws66m Member

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    ok here's what i have. i have copied all the video files from a dvd using either dvd43 or anydvd. everything worked fine there. i am using powerdvd for playback. i have a soundblaster audigy with optical outputs. i am using these outputs to send the dolby digtal signal to my receiver. it seems though that the sound is slighty softer when i play the dvd from my computer different than when i play the dvd on my panasonic player also using optical outputs. shouldn't ac3 code be the same whether from a dvd player or computer. is ac3 code able to be amplified.
     
  2. Jallan

    Jallan Regular member

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    You can adjust the AC3 playback properties if you have the codec installed. Not all dvd players are the same. Some sound crap while others are fine.
     
  3. kabbott

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    Also check soundblaster settings.set card to pass through multi channel sound , not to decode it.if the sound card is set to decode ,multi channel sound will only be availible on analog outputs
     

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