#Asus xonar dgx drivers windows 8.1 how to#
#Asus xonar dgx drivers windows 8.1 driver#
#Asus xonar dgx drivers windows 8.1 software#

I tried to restore windows to previous state but to no avail as there was only 4 rescue points.

#Asus xonar dgx drivers windows 8.1 driver#

What did I try to do in order to fix it: I tried to reinstall the drivers by your reinstall guide, using bat file and driver fusion. After 30 seconds of any playback they started to jump again. NOTE: If I tried to check every channel by clicking on every speaker in C Panel, after a few clicks they magically returned to their rightful place. The issue part 1: Channels in any 2+ channel settings channels started to SWITCH PLACES, at first they played in stereo but after a while some cracking and clicking occurred and left and right jumped to rear channels! Then to center and right surround. After reinstalation most bizarre issue started to happen. And reinstalled the drivers along the way. I was looking for a way to get rid of click and cracks caused by wireless card (high DSP latency) So during that I switched the card to another PCI port, one that doesn't share any IRQs. I have a serious problem with UNI drivers. Does anyone faced this 'common' issue? I saw in Xonar control panel there is a way to change speaker distance, but there is nothing for subwoofer channel. I'm using Potplayer and I looked everywhere for a solution (I also tried to find a VST plugin). But for movies, I can't find any way to achieve it. For music I use Foobar with 'channel mixer' dsp, who let me select distance or miliseconds for each channel (included subwoofer).

#Asus xonar dgx drivers windows 8.1 software#

So, I need to use a software delay for my subwoofer. Ok, the problem is, when I use my analog outputs, I can't use speaker distance on my receiver. This difference is because the lag mentioned. My subwoofer is located at 2.4 meters from listening point, and Audissey calibration reports 3.8 meters. I'm facing a little issue using my D2X analog output: If I use audio via HDMI (AMD 7970 video card), I can setup speaker distance to compensate subwoofer delay (there is a delay in every single subwoofer). This way you get the better audio quality possible with this setup.

Using this input the receiver just turn off any tone/crossover/speacker distance control. I have a Marantz SR7002 connected using discrete 7.1 channels analog input. Hi! I'm using UNi Xonar Drivers since 2012, and it's works great!! Thank you very much for you dedication. (Side note: Microphone on the Xonar DX sucks, so I'm using the Realtek for that).

#Asus xonar dgx drivers windows 8.1 how to#

And all of this is just annoying as hell.ДЄny idea how to get rid of this OR is it possible to use Xonar DX for this? Using the two outputs (Backpanel and the Frontpanel) at the same time? Or is it only possible to switch between them and use only one of them at once? I have to move the cable around a little, put them in a special position. When it's in the worst state I can manage to get it to go away. Moving the mouse over the tabs in Chrome can cause this sound, but not loud, just a quiet buzzing. I use headphones for this, Sennheiser G4ME Zero, so to be able to do this I'm using an splitter (1x 3.5mm female into 2x 3.5mm male)Д«y doing this, I'm getting some weird static/buzzing sound mostly when playing games, but can get it when just using Chrome. Second, I can have loud music without any bother to adjust the volume of Mumble in the Windows control down at the clock. First of all when i stream, I can configure to not have any sound from Mumble but still have everything from the game/music or w/e.

The reason is simple, I wan't two different outputs at the same time.

On Mumble i'm using my Realtek card on my MSI Z87 G45 Gaming motherboard. However, the Xonar DX card i'm using for everything (games, mpc hc, you name it). I have a slight problem that I'm not sure is possible.