2.0 to 5.1 movies - music (Spotify) and games such as "Escape from Tarkov" will not. Also tried different installations with AAF Bus Driver installed or not (keeping the vanilla bus driver) to the same result. Removed all drivers with DDU, as well as manually via Device Manager. Also 2.0 sources used to play on 5.1, after the latest updates they will not. Running on MSI Z97 Gaming 3 - Analog output to 5.1 - Windows 10 latest. Well thanks for taking a look, if and when anyone gets around to it at least. There were just so many options I didn't want to mess up another installation. I tried looking through all the options from the "tweaker/testing" program that I used to unlock the DTS and Dolby menus. I actually have a "ROG G20CB" Asus desktop While I've been waiting on how to figure that one out I've actually been seeing if there is a way to use the "Asus ROG" user interface for the HDA Manager instead of the interface from the early nineties? That's a joke lol but I understand it may be possible to by using "resource hacker" and basically swapping out the interface elements? I wouldn't mind doing it myself if somebody could point me in the right direction and what folders to edit and swap.
In all honestly though, while I did like the "720" I was more concerned with getting Sonic Studio 3 working.
I had also gotten a-volute sound blasterX 720 installed and working just fine. Now, before I fudged that up I had actually gotten realtek installed with the two added menus in it's control panel for dolby home theater and dts connect as well. I'll upload the script for someone to look over. What happened was I accidentally executed a script for powershell and it removed/uninstalled everything related to the realtek uwp control panel. I've tried going back to the beginning of the installation process multiple times and still no luck.
Ok, so I totally boinked something up and I can't for the life of me figure out how to reverse it.
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