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25-Jul-2007, 09:17 AM #1
Unhappy problem with 5.1 channel audio selection in vista
hi,

I am having a problem setting up my speakers to 5.1 option in the control panel in windows vista 32- bit. There is only the (stereo) option in the control panel sound settings ,there are no 5.1 ,7.1 etc. options in the configure option in sound option of control panel . i'm going mad with this problem without my speakers set to 5.1 i get bloody crackling music. plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz someone help me .im sick of searching out for the solution coz many people are having the same problem.
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25-Jul-2007, 10:18 AM #2
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Originally Posted by k_akhil47
hi,

I am having a problem setting up my speakers to 5.1 option in the control panel in windows vista 32- bit. There is only the (stereo) option in the control panel sound settings ,there are no 5.1 ,7.1 etc. options in the configure option in sound option of control panel . i'm going mad with this problem without my speakers set to 5.1 i get bloody crackling music. plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz someone help me .im sick of searching out for the solution coz many people are having the same problem.
What brand is your motherboard? Are you using onboard audio or a PCI audio card?
How old is the pc?

Have you updated your audio drivers?
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26-Jul-2007, 08:04 AM #3
thanx for da interest-heres my config
my motherboard is MSI-K8 MMV

I donno where to get drivers for this thing..i am really tired of trying to fnd a driver for this thing. well the computer is 1.5 years old and has 320 gb hard drive,1 gb ram ,nvidia 6200 grfx card and my speakers are altec lansing 5.1 (model:251)

AUDIO:

VIA Vinyl™ 6-channel Audio (AC'97 integrated)
VIA Vinyl™ Gold 8-channel Audio (PCI companion controller)
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26-Jul-2007, 09:02 AM #4
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my motherboard is MSI-K8 MMV

I donno where to get drivers for this thing..i am really tired of trying to fnd a driver for this thing. well the computer is 1.5 years old and has 320 gb hard drive,1 gb ram ,nvidia 6200 grfx card and my speakers are altec lansing 5.1 (model:251)

AUDIO:

VIA Vinyl™ 6-channel Audio (AC'97 integrated)
VIA Vinyl™ Gold 8-channel Audio (PCI companion controller)
Try here..

msicomputer, at the top click on Technical Support, at the bottom is a drivers download, key in your motherboard info.. I would remove your sound drivers first instead of upgrading.

This may not fix the problem..I had the same issue you are having with my ASUS motherboard.. my solution was to go back to XP until I upgrade my hardware. It's possible MSI does not have audio drivers for vista. My Motherboard is not supported by ASUS for Vista. Vista runs great on it but ASUS did nto release updated drivers for it. This may be your case to.

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