And no real discernable latency, or at least not much more than DTS has.

Very strong surround that doesn't carry 100% of vocals from various songs off of YouTube, and movies with actual higher sound channel count sounds great! So hey, big step in the right direction there. Using the speakers themselves to upmix (which, for some reason, only works with Dolby decoding mode and not DTS, haha) and the newest version of AAF's Optimus stuff here, just Dolby encoder + Dolby Atmos, it sounds AMAZING.

Finally got DTS to work with Ferather's APO4 stuff, although DTS-X Ultra the AppX program never really did anything significant to the sound one way or the other, so it always just sounded like 'yep, that's there's pretty much direct in what it should sound like'. Initially, a lot of latency with Dolby via PCEE4 and all.

Very nice! Over the course of the year and change I've had my current PRETTY FRIGGIN' DECENT FOR THE PRICE ($130 at the time) Vizio SB3241Ns (2x discrete in soundbar + wireless sub with two satellites for 4.1) speakers and more-modern TV on an nVidia 1660 OC, I've been using HDMI to carry Dolby or DTS for the channel count. Looking for audio drivers for Dolby Home Theater v4, Dolby Advanced Audio v2, Windows 8, or Windows 10 You can find them by visiting the support section of.

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