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6 replies
kafur1
if you right click your speaker in tool bar then left click playback device then right click the speaker then left click enhancements then click " speaker fill" and blamo :>)
therock
hello,have you get any solution for your problem.me 2 I have a 5.1 logitech x540 and am using on Windows 7 Built 7100.
help me if you get the solution
thx
help me if you get the solution
thx
Rajyavardhan
I had the same problem with my creative 5.1 sound blaster.
I downloaded the software from the following link and it worked. Try the link below.
https://download.cnet.com/IDT-High-Definition-Audio-CODEC/3000-2120_4-197119.html
I downloaded the software from the following link and it worked. Try the link below.
https://download.cnet.com/IDT-High-Definition-Audio-CODEC/3000-2120_4-197119.html
compomage
I have windows 7 build 7100 too and also have logitech x-540 (5.1) speakers. Windows 7 keeps dumbing the 5.1 audio to 2.1 ='( unless I use matrix (but that doesn;t really fix the problem).... Tell me when there is a fix please =)
alca
I've found a solution. Try using the beta driver (Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi series driver 2.18.0013) from Creative website. The link is this one
https://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=1&CatName=sound+blaster&subCatID=208&subCatName=X-Fi&prodID=14066&prodName=X-Fi+XtremeMusic
Hope it helps :)
https://support.creative.com/Products/ProductDetails.aspx?catID=1&CatName=sound+blaster&subCatID=208&subCatName=X-Fi&prodID=14066&prodName=X-Fi+XtremeMusic
Hope it helps :)
TrojanGuy
What OS are you running ? Vista has 32 and 64 bit ! I have the X-fi 7.1 but I use 5.1. Firstly, I have a duel boot system. My first is xp32 bit and the X-Fi is superb ! Downstream mix also ! However my second drive used to have Vista ultimate 64bit, which well as any Vista user knows, it's not all that good (being polite) and the X-Fi did not work to it's full potential, no creative console or downstream mix. ( dolby suround was still great)
Dumped the Vista 64 and replaced with Windows 7 Ultimate (with mce) at also 64 bit.
Still X-Fi does not have the same potential of use as with xp32bit. It's just a Windoze problem and until the Mfr's like Creative pull their fingers out of their rearends and give existing users some new drivers, then there's nowt you can do.
Dumped the Vista 64 and replaced with Windows 7 Ultimate (with mce) at also 64 bit.
Still X-Fi does not have the same potential of use as with xp32bit. It's just a Windoze problem and until the Mfr's like Creative pull their fingers out of their rearends and give existing users some new drivers, then there's nowt you can do.
mcc133
I HAVE THE SOLUTION,
Watch my video!
You will understand it good because it's very easy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZjrhW-Hu8U&feature=player_embedded
Watch my video!
You will understand it good because it's very easy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZjrhW-Hu8U&feature=player_embedded
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1. right click on your speaker icon
2. click on playback devices
3.click on your speaker device once and then click on properties
4. on the top click enhancements tab
5. scroll down in the list (it was the sixth one down for me) and click on the box so you get a tick in it
6. click apply
7. play your music to make sure that it works and then click ok and enjoy your music!!!!!
8. if it doesn't work after clicking apply then make sure you have the right box ticked. if you have the right box ticked then untick it click apply tick it again and click apply again.
thanks and enjoy all credit goes to kafur1 thanks man!!!