#Dts ac3 filter movie#
#Dts ac3 filter install#

#Dts ac3 filter install#

The 64bit install should have done nothing for Zoom, though it is possible it somehow reset the 32bit AC3 Filter configuration which may in fact have been the problem. Zoom Player is only a 32bit application however, which means it cannot use a 64bit filter or decoder (Windows limitation). In the last post of that thread, the OP posted that installing 64bit AC3 Filter solved the problem. You have Realtek sound - check this advice from ByteM3: Is AC3 Filter set to 'As Is (No Change)' in the 'Output Format' field in both the 'Main' and 'SPDIF' tabs? If not, set it as such and see if it works then.Дў. Now that is interesting - it would explain the problem I believe having said that. The AC3Filter properties are showing tha SPDIF is disabled (see picture attached). a DTS sound is detected, it's just not givend out on the digital line to the amplifier.

#Dts ac3 filter movie#

Right clicking the movie and checking the Stream Selection shows that e.g. Playback: Audio offers several choices, I tested all, no differenceДirect Sound: Realtek Digital Output (Realtek High Definition Audio)Дirect Sound: Realtek Digital Output(Optical)(Realtek High Definition Audio) Since there is no help on that end I am asking here again. what he did with my WinXP-ZP7 setup.Д«TW: that's the reason why I started the other thread 'FDDShow Configuration in ZP Install Center is not working'. The amplifier doesn't recognize DTS and AC3 etc. The new system uses optical TOSLINK to my amplifier and I do get sound, but as soon as I select pass-through for DTS everything stays quiet. My XP system was connected via coax digital out and my amplifier recognized everything I sent as S/PDIF passthrough.

I bought a new HTPC for the living room (Win7 64bit) and try to set it up like my old system (XP 32bit), unfortunately it seems to behave different.