Solved! 5.1 Surround Question /Problem... (Connection to the PC)

[stavrosmast]

So, My pc has an Asrock Z97 Anniversary

My home theater is Sony RX100AV
Aka
Center Speaker,2 small ones, and 2 big ones each one containing 2 tweeters and one woofer. So I guess its 5.0 not 5.1 since the woofer is built in them.

Ok to the Question

If I enable Dolby pro Logic in the receiver, and virtual surround on my pc for it, and play such movies, everything goes through the center speaker,and maybe some bass to the 2 speakers, and others are Very very silent..

If I try to convert the speaker wire to aux i ll have an amplification issue so thats not possible. And my receiver only has RCA to aux, not like 3 of those so you get 3 aux's to connect to the pc. Just 1.. Do I need a new receiver which has HDMI so I connect them there and have proper surround?

Here is its manual

https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/res/manuals/3859/38595411M.pdf

Page 48,49 Specs

 

[Wolfshadw]

I'd probably just add a sound card to your PC that has digital audio (optical) out and connect your PC that way.

-Wolf sends

 

[stavrosmast]

The receiver doesnt have optical in though..

 

[stavrosmast]

Only out, for Minidisc players

 

[13thmonkey]

your hifi has no multi-channel input, only L/R for VCR. It will infer through prologic magic what the surround should be like from this.

You need therefore to enable stereo or prologic on the PC, not virtual.

 

[americanaudiophile]

As has been suggested above you want to set the PC to stereo and set the Sony to Dolby Prologic.
When you can find some money you should get a real AVR. Even a used one without HDMI but with a digital input would be an improvement and won't cost very much.

 

[Wolfshadw]

The receiver doesnt have optical in though..

Only out, for Minidisc players

Sorry about that. My bad.

-Wolf blushes

 

[stavrosmast]

Even if I set it to stereo or stereo+virtual surround enchancement, and pro logic on the receiver, still mostly everything sound from the center one