Somewhat similar to this thread: http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.cfm?catid=27&threadid=1540676 but there's not any real useful info there that I haven't already tried.
Anyway, I have an Audigy 2 ZS mated with Altec Lansing VS3151 5.1 speakers. All cables are connected correctly, all drivers are updated, CMSS has been enabled. The problem is that when I run the speaker calibrator, I can hear "Front Left", "Front Right", "Rear Left", "Rear Right" from the corresponding speakers. However, I cannot hear "Front Center" from the center speaker. When I play any DVD movie using either WinDVD or PowerDVD, the voices from the center speaker are extremely low and virtually non-existent. When I loaded up the game The Chronicles of Riddck: Escape From Butcher Bay and go in front of any character, it's the same deal: extremely low voice that's virtually non-existent.
I've been searching for the answer to this problem and haven't been able to get any. I even posted on the Creative forums but there's been no reply there. Any ideas on what I must do?
Anyway, I have an Audigy 2 ZS mated with Altec Lansing VS3151 5.1 speakers. All cables are connected correctly, all drivers are updated, CMSS has been enabled. The problem is that when I run the speaker calibrator, I can hear "Front Left", "Front Right", "Rear Left", "Rear Right" from the corresponding speakers. However, I cannot hear "Front Center" from the center speaker. When I play any DVD movie using either WinDVD or PowerDVD, the voices from the center speaker are extremely low and virtually non-existent. When I loaded up the game The Chronicles of Riddck: Escape From Butcher Bay and go in front of any character, it's the same deal: extremely low voice that's virtually non-existent.
I've been searching for the answer to this problem and haven't been able to get any. I even posted on the Creative forums but there's been no reply there. Any ideas on what I must do?
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