BenTheBookie
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Got my new Xonar yesterday and I am being plagued with problems...hoping someone can help before I throw it and my whole HTPC and amp out of the window!!
I managed to get True-HD and Dolby DTS-HD ONCE (D'Oh) but was having significant refresh related problems, so have reformatted..
Due to being a wazzock and leaving my Vista 32-bit disc in a PC returned to the shop (suprise suprise its gone!) I am now using 64-bit, not sure if this makes a difference or not.....
Anyway, I now can't get any sort of HD sound formats out, even though I (think!) I have done all the same things as before, although I am now using TMT3, as TMT2 wont work with 64-bit.
I can get DD, even DTS, but nothing more.
I'm also still having the refresh rate issue, which only rears its ugly head when using the passthrough on the HDAV, through my Onkyo 606, does anyone have a similar setup working?
I'm sorry to be a pain and keep asking questions..it seems as though when u get one thing working perfectly after months (mediaportal) something else comes along to try you!
I managed to get True-HD and Dolby DTS-HD ONCE (D'Oh) but was having significant refresh related problems, so have reformatted..
Due to being a wazzock and leaving my Vista 32-bit disc in a PC returned to the shop (suprise suprise its gone!) I am now using 64-bit, not sure if this makes a difference or not.....
Anyway, I now can't get any sort of HD sound formats out, even though I (think!) I have done all the same things as before, although I am now using TMT3, as TMT2 wont work with 64-bit.
I can get DD, even DTS, but nothing more.
I'm also still having the refresh rate issue, which only rears its ugly head when using the passthrough on the HDAV, through my Onkyo 606, does anyone have a similar setup working?
I'm sorry to be a pain and keep asking questions..it seems as though when u get one thing working perfectly after months (mediaportal) something else comes along to try you!