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Q4. I cannot hear any sound from the S/PDIF output.
1. Check that you have enabled S/PDIF output in the Audio Center GUI.
2. Check that you connected the correct S/PDIF output port on the card to
the decoder's (AV receiver) S/PDIF input port.
3. You may need to select the correct input and mode of your decoder or
AV receiver.
4.
If you are using 96KHz or 192KHz PCM output, make sure your decoder
can support 96KHz or 192KHz decoding. Change the PCM output to
44.1K or 48KHz to check if your output device supports a lower value.
Q5. I cannot hear audio input (Mic, Line-in, AUX, etc.) from my speakers.
1.
On the mixer recording page in the Audio Center, select the correct
input as the recording source.
2.
Remember to turn on the digital monitoring button for that recording
source.
Q6. I cannot hear the TV tuner audio from my speakers.
1.
If you are using a TV tuner card with an analog audio output, connect
the analog audio output to the Aux-In header on the audio card.
2.
Select Aux-In as the recording source and on the digital monitoring
button on the recording mixer page.
3.
If you are using a TV tuner card with a digital audio output, check
that the sound is not set to mute and whether other applications can
playback sound. If you still have a problem hearing audio, refer to the
TV tuner card's user guide.
7.2
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. Does the Xonar D-KARAX support Windows
Yes, the Xonar D-KARAX driver package does support Windows 8 / 7 / XP
(32/64bit) with most key features available.
Q2. Why are sound effects not available when playing 96KHz or 192KHz
sound sources?
The vocal effects feature in the Xonar D-KARAX currently supports standard
44.1K and 48KHz sound sources. However, users are assured of high
fidelity playback for up to 192K sound sources. This is the common setup
professional audiophiles and musicians prefer.
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8 / 7 / XP (32/64bit)?
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