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August 24th, 2001, 07:16 PM
#1
Playing DVD's in Dolby Digital on Win2k
I have a sound blaster Live 1024 with Digital Output which i connect to a External Dolby Digital Amplifier......
....dolby digital works fine with Win98 but not with Win2000, ....
but the problem with Win98 is i keep getting Random Lockups when Playing Some/most DVD's and i have to HardShutDown the PC....
....so among other reasons i decided to go with Win2000 for stability, but i cant get the Digital output to "Pass-Thru" the "AC3" signal for Dolby Digital to work.....
basicaly Creative or MicroSoft doesn't support the "AC3 Pass-Thru" under Win2k but there are patches available from other sites
i have tried a few patches for sound card which worked but these had side effects where creative mixer no longer worked....
does any1 know of a "AC3 Pass-Thru" Patch for Win2k they have tried with no side effects? or am i asking to much of 2k?
Thx in Advance for your Help 
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HP Pavilion 8730uk: Athlon850, 512mbRAM, TNT2 Pro, SB Live1024, DualBoot-Win98FE/2000Pro & Cable Modem
LG CED-8083b CD-RW, Samsung SD-612 DVD-ROM, Quantum lct15-30 30gb & Western Digital WD450AA 45gb
"Computer says no"
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August 27th, 2001, 02:30 PM
#2
i thought this would be another difficult 1, just bumping it back up!
Thx, Regards
"Computer says no"
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September 5th, 2001, 09:54 AM
#3
http://trix.mine.nu/
Might be of use........
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September 5th, 2001, 02:16 PM
#4
cheers fatbloke, but unfortunatly that was the site i found b4, i did give "liveac3_v31a.exe" another go but with same results, no creative mixer.....and this time the patch didn't work, or rather it wouldn't allow me 2 play DVD's at all full stop.....had to restore ghost backup again....
anymore ideas?
Regards 
[This message has been edited by LotusAstra (edited 09-05-2001).]
"Computer says no"
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