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    Audio pass through question

    Is it possible to have a dedicated sound card such as a XF-I and pass the sound through a Radeon card to HDMI then to the TV without loosing out on any of the sound cards features?
    I know it can be done on Nvidia cards but last attempt didn't work as it never showed anything new in the sound CP?
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    Re: Audio pass through question

    I wouldn't have thought so as you need to select a separate playback device in the sound manager in order to get the Radeon cards to output over HDMI.

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    Re: Audio pass through question

    I know on most nvidia cards they have an spdif input, just looked at my 4850x2, and doesn't appear to have one though not much help sorry

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    Re: Audio pass through question

    Cool ok, so looks like if I want to do it I will need to use a Nvidia card.
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