The Montego DDL's Digital Out WILL passAC3-encoded audio data through its S/PDIF Out.'AC3 Pass-Through' DOES NOT include accepting a DD/DTS-encoded signal atthe S/PDIF In and sending it out, unaltered, through the S/PDIF Out. This is to differentiate from a S/PDIF Out that will onlypass PCM-encoded audio data. The AC3(DD/DTS-encoded audio data) is 'passed through' to the DD/DTS decoderfor decoding. quote:'AC3 Pass-Through' is when an AC3-encoded digital signal is transmittedfrom a DVD Movie disc, out through the S/PDIF Out, and to a playbackdevice with a Digital In and Dolby Digital Decoder. quote:Does that mean that the Montego does not support Passthrough? If so, is there any way to 'daisy chain' with the Montego? My home theatre only has one optical in. It was copied accidentally from another product.

quote:Thank you for pointing this out to us. I have directly communicated with Turtle Beach, and this is what I have. I have been looking for a Sound Card for a new build, I'm not looking to get another Creative Card and have been researching & reading forum post from here as well as Here () and there are many suggestions that the X-FI Forte is the sound card to go with.In case anyone else was wondering, that link from Turtle Beach is wrong. But Reading how so many different people are having so many problems and many are having the same issue, I also noticed that X-Fi Forte use's Creative Technology as well as drivers or it seems that way from what I have read.

But I'm more than a bit Leary on getting the X-Fi Forte Sound card after seeing & reading of all the problems and not to mention the seemingly poor support that I have noticed. I already have the Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 head set that I use for gaming at night and it does have a Mic as well, not that I use it much But the head has Great sound and the build quality is very good. Only thing is, it is a PCI slot card, I'm not sure how much of an issue that is and getting quality sound, YES it is very Inexpensive as listed on New Egg () Also I have found Very few post's on the forums here in reference to Turtle Beach & their sound cards.Īnd this what brings me to the idea of getting the Sound card that you see in the title, I did call their tech support today and they have confirmed to me that it is supported by Windows 7 64bit.

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