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test with some 5.1 files
here are 5.1 wav files to test
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/qtv4318dhwkhw2xazt75c/5.1-WaveFile.zip?rlkey=8kmt81spqh8c6jf53ko3imiey&st=jrpco7kp&dl=0
in realtek control panel, or windows audio control panel for the output device, it will have an option to 'speaker fill' which will mix r/l to center, and clone r/l to rear r/l
when the source is stereo 2ch or mono
the best you can do in such case - use passive surround decoder if you have.
but chrome and some other programs set their sound output to 5.1 but only use 2 ch with center/rear muted, which cannot convert to fill 5.1/7.1 since its already mapped to 5.1
to get real dolby live support it has to be running before the game starts in windows itself.....
thats when you want to use digital connection.. when you hook up analog (3x 3.5mm stereo jacks) that is not needed
edit: on that note: op what mainboard and speaker/amp are you using? how is it all wired??
Spot on, I have an Asus Z790 gaming mobo that does support DTS and 7.1 surround, it actually came with the Dolby surround software and Dolby for headphones. But that motherboard was just north of 300 usd.
mobos with hdmi can do that too with the onboard igpu sound card
you dont need a $300+ mobo, any junk $50 board can do it
but most oem boards do not allow it