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jeremy · 03-10-2006, 03:14 PM

let me see if i got it right , so your saying that in your "front" speakers its all good and you hear it well but you dont hear anything from the "rear" speakers? , are you sure you adjusted the speaker configuration properly in the reciever? , do you have the surround/multi channel mode on? , anyway just FYI the signal sent from the pc to the reciever is 2ch stereo so even if youll get it to work it will not be like a real surround played from dvd for example , also maybe your reciever dont support automatic 2ch stereo to 4.1/5.1 etc ch conversion when in surround mode , try this and report results : put a dvd that have dolby digital audio in your dvd player (i assume that a person that have a reciever will also have one but i might be wrong) and set the right input (digital input that is not analog) now do you hear in all speakers?

03-10-2006, 03:14 PM	#4 (permalink)
jeremy Monster Techie Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,533	let me see if i got it right , so your saying that in your "front" speakers its all good and you hear it well but you dont hear anything from the "rear" speakers? , are you sure you adjusted the speaker configuration properly in the reciever? , do you have the surround/multi channel mode on? , anyway just FYI the signal sent from the pc to the reciever is 2ch stereo so even if youll get it to work it will not be like a real surround played from dvd for example , also maybe your reciever dont support automatic 2ch stereo to 4.1/5.1 etc ch conversion when in surround mode , try this and report results : put a dvd that have dolby digital audio in your dvd player (i assume that a person that have a reciever will also have one but i might be wrong) and set the right input (digital input that is not analog) now do you hear in all speakers?