2020 Windows 10 Sounds system, HDMI Optical and analog audio v2 *



Windows 10 Sounds system.
HDMI, Optical and analog audio connections



Windows 10 HDMI Sound

Connecting your PC or laptop using an HDMI cable

Testing the speakers to see if they work correctly

5.1 7.1 Surround sound, Dolby Atmos, HDCP 2.2 support.

24 Sampling bit rates

Windows Sounds System Streaming Server and HTPC

DLNA - Digital Living Network Alliance - DLNA Server

Media streaming - Windows Media library - Windows Media player

Optical connection SPDIF

I have been using the STR-DN860 for a few years now. Not connected to a TV but a 4K monitor. I send my audio to a SONY STR-DN860 via HDMI and the picture to my 4K Monitor using Display Port. The DP connection is using 4:4:4 so I get a very good picture. I find HDMI sub standard, colour depth for DP is 10 bpc and HDMI 8 bpc. My AVR does not have DP connections. This works well for me but has some drawbacks. With HDMI and DP video from my GPU (AMD RX480) Windows thinks I have two screens (which is fine), I don't need a second screen so I clone the two video outputs (via Windows) and I can forget that. As DP is v1.2 it does not support HDCP 2.2, am waiting for DP v1.4 for a new monitor and GPU card which supports DP v1.4 but at present are very rare and expensive. I have also used Optical to AVR but obviously that has limitations. Not sure this helps you in any way but works for me for now.





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The title of the video is "5.1 sound and 7.1 sound in Windows 10 using HDMI". I can assure you that I get 5.1 from Windows Sound can be achieved via SPDIF or HDMI Cable. Whenever I use a Windows app (Netflix, DVBviewer, youtube) my AV displays the sound format for example PCM or Dolby D+ 3/2.1 etc. The video shows where to apply video format settings, usually windows detects and selects correct formats. You say you need a solution for video sound, if you tell me how you are connecting the sound to your Sound system (what is it) I may be able to help you.
Check your Windows settings here. Good luck





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  1. FXV30011 February 2021 at 09:12

    If you need help with Windows 10 sound leave a comment

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  2. Bashir18 May 2021 at 08:07

    hi
    i have nvidia 1080 connected to my tv philips via HTMI and my tv connected via optical cable to my HT 5.1 LG now in sound settings i have changed formats to 96 HZ no change still stereo even in sound control panel when i select configure still shows stereo DD DTS and DTS HD and DD plus are supported in encoded formats, my tv settings are one multichannel bypass because i tried DD there is no sound is there any other way then sound control panel and devise properties and device manager reinstalling the driver because all i did nothing change no 5.1 ch i researched many time but most hoax

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