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| vista x64 | no 2.1 option in realtek HD guyz there is no 2.1 speaker option in realtek hd control panel wat to do |
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| Vista Ultimate 64bit SP2/ | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD Its actually called 2/2.1 speaker, and do you have the lastest realtek driver. |
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| vista x64 | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD ya i have installed 2.06 latest 1 bur no 2.1 in the option |
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| Vista Home Premium 32-bit & Vista Ultimate 64-bit both Service Pack 2 W7 Pro RTM 7600 32 & 64 | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD Hi, There is a workaround for this which involves setting some options in the HD control panel. To get to these options, click the start orb, 'Control Panel' and 'Additional Options'. Next, click 'Realtek HD Audio Manager'. This should open as shown in the image below. Select 'Speakers' and 'Speaker Configuration' if not already selected. In 'Speaker Configuration', select '5.1 Speaker'. ![]() This shows the default 5.1 setup. ![]() To change it to a 2.1 setup, you need to deselect the 'Optional Speakers' as shown above. The signals will then be fed as follows: Rear Left > Front Left Rear Right > Front Right Center > Balanced between Front Left and Front Right The Subwoofer will behave as normal. |
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| vista home premium | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD hows it going...for some reason i am having trouble getting realtek hd audio manager to recognize my subwoofer...i dont have the speaker options showing..and i went to the control panel and went to additional options and the link for the realtek wasnt there...where should i go from here? |
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| Vista Home Premium 32-bit & Vista Ultimate 64-bit both Service Pack 2 W7 Pro RTM 7600 32 & 64 | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD Hi cubish and welcome to Vista Forums ![]() Have you actually installed the Realtek driver? Although Vista natively supports Realtek HD audio (at least, Vista Ultimate 64-bit SP1 does), it is only a basic driver. For full functionality, you need the driver from the Realtek site. Before you do so, what are your system specs, and are you running 32-bit or 64-bit? In particular, we need the make and model number of your motherboard as this will determine whether you want the HD or AC'97 driver (or a driver from a different manufacturer). |
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| vista home premium | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD thank you...i honostly dont know much about computers..but im going to read off what i have on the sticker lol..it says amd live..64x2 dual core prossescor...windows vista home premium.. |
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| Vista Business 64 | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD Thanks for the advice so far, I appear to have the latest drive provided for Audio for my ASUS P5Q Pro motherboard and have followed the instrutions in this thread to setup in 5.1 mode and get 2.1. When I play music the suwoofer appears to be working, but I am not sure whether everything is working optimally. When I do a test using the test button beside "Speaker Configuration" all the speakers create sound but the subwoofer, is this a problem considering the subwoofer is creating sound when playing music? Also, I am a bit confused on the best way to hookup my speakers to the computer. I have Logitech Z4 2.1 speakers but my motherboard has a lot of 5.1 related outputs and also a digital S/PDIF output ... I was told by logitech just to plug the single connector into the "green" connector on the computer (which is either headphones or Front Speaker Out). Am I getting full use of my speaks using this setup or can I use S/PDIF out and some sort of conversion cable for it to work better? Thanks for any advice. |
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit and Ubuntu 9.10 32bit | Re: no 2.1 option in realtek HD if its 2.1 you won't hear it in the test since its 2.1 the sub will play though....... |
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