Recent content by jvandeleur

That would probably do the trick, because with this cable is still not showing 5.1 as standard format and I can't set my AVR in-game to DD. Either that or coax may be to old or something. It's still weird that it can send the signal with movies, but doesn't give the option to change its...

Okay, seems logical since both are stated to be Spdif, now I know it's only encoding and signal. O my, I think you just figured it out. The cable I'm using right now is a cable I had a IT shop make for me years back and it has yellow on both ends. So it can send 5.1 for movies but isn't really...

Indeed, Spdif is a better choice at all times, I know because I normally watch movies on my primary with the Toslink Spdif and it sounds incredible. As far as I can tell, the RCA connection is Spdif also, it's just digital and the Toslink is Electrical(? for as far as I can read). And in my Bios...

Okay, since nobody else has an answer to this yet, I'll try another theory to see what is causing this. It seems, on this forum and others, that it can be done on Windows Vista or XP. I still have a spare HDD and my old license for Windows Vista, so will be trying this, see if I then can get it...

Hello all, I know this is a well-known topic on a lot of forums and have searched for a solution for a long time now and nothing seems to be working for me and I can't seem to find any other solutions. First I'll start by mentioning my setup for 2 pc's: Primary: Motherboard: Intel DP55WG OS...