Hi all, I'm really baffled over this and could really use some help.
I have a Soundblaster MP3 5.1 sound card. It has a digital out for Cambridge Speakers, or Analog outs for Front/Rear/Center/Subwoofer (So you can connect to your home theater setup).
Currently, I have this card plugged into my 5.1 Home Theater setup via the analog outs. (One cable for the fronts, one for the rears, one for the sub and center speaker).
The problem is, when I play DVDs/etc (anything with 5.1 audio), it seams as if it is all just being spread out to all the speakers. (ie: All the voices are coming out of all the speakers, and not primarily the center speaker). I have everything configured for 5.1 speaker setup, I have all the correct audio 5.1 filters installed etc.
What I'm wondering is, is it possible to truly get the 5.1 surround via those analog outputs? Or do I need to go invest in a new soundcard that has an Optical or Coax output?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have a Soundblaster MP3 5.1 sound card. It has a digital out for Cambridge Speakers, or Analog outs for Front/Rear/Center/Subwoofer (So you can connect to your home theater setup).
Currently, I have this card plugged into my 5.1 Home Theater setup via the analog outs. (One cable for the fronts, one for the rears, one for the sub and center speaker).
The problem is, when I play DVDs/etc (anything with 5.1 audio), it seams as if it is all just being spread out to all the speakers. (ie: All the voices are coming out of all the speakers, and not primarily the center speaker). I have everything configured for 5.1 speaker setup, I have all the correct audio 5.1 filters installed etc.
What I'm wondering is, is it possible to truly get the 5.1 surround via those analog outputs? Or do I need to go invest in a new soundcard that has an Optical or Coax output?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.