There are new Creative Labs x-fi Drivers available for 32 bit and 64 bit on
creative's site.

Trying them now.

Improvements again which is good to see.

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Byron Hinson
ActiveWin Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com


"Justin Shupp" <jshupp872@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:BAE6F5B2-B3A4-4AC6-B081-B3A2E74C6F9B@microsoft.com...
> There are new Creative Labs x-fi Drivers available for 32 bit and 64 bit
> on creative's site.
>
> Trying them now.
>
>

Yes, I can actually get sound out of all 6 speakers now using the CMSS
expand. And the crystallization works as well.

Good deal. I still can't get the SPDIF pass-through to send a 5.1 DD signal
to my speakers though from any DVD software.


"Byron Hinson" <byron@activewin.com> wrote in message
news:287655C7-E61B-4E0F-A712-D747D8388143@microsoft.com...
> Improvements again which is good to see.
>
> --
> Byron Hinson
> ActiveWin Windows Site: http://www.activewin.com
>
>
> "Justin Shupp" <jshupp872@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:BAE6F5B2-B3A4-4AC6-B081-B3A2E74C6F9B@microsoft.com...
>> There are new Creative Labs x-fi Drivers available for 32 bit and 64 bit
>> on creative's site.
>>
>> Trying them now.
>>
>>
>

After installing the new drivers, I no longer have sound. Vista says "Audio
Service Not Running". I try re-starting the service but get...

"Windows could not start the Windows Audio service on Local Computer.

Error 1068: The dependency service or group failed to start."

And that's where I'm at now. Currently looking for a solution. I have
tried rolling back, removing and re-installing, nothing works.

"Justin Shupp" wrote:

> There are new Creative Labs x-fi Drivers available for 32 bit and 64 bit on
> creative's site.
>
> Trying them now.
>
>