Gabriel Moraes

That makes sense, if bitstreaming just goes through everything. I had a brief read that a way to process that, would be to go through a virtual cable, using voicemeeter, then it would be processed by APOs. Not sure if that's correct, but I briefly read that and thought "that'd probably cause a lot of latency" and went on to look for another solution. I'm not even sure if that's correct. What could I do to have it processed by Equalizer APO? The only other way I'm thinking of is by not using the HDMI>TV>TOSLINK>Decoder...

That makes sense, if bitstreaming just goes through everything. I had a brief read that a way to process that, would be to go through a virtual cable, using voicemeeter, then it would be processed by APOs. Not sure if that's correct, but I briefly read that and thought "that'd probably cause a lot of latency" and went on to look for another solution. I'm not even sure if that's correct. What could I do to have it processed by Equalizer APO? The only other way I'm thinking of is by not using the HDMI>TV>TOSLINK>Decoder...

Oh, that's also something I forgot to mention, if that's what you're talking about: I disabled the "Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device" checkbox on the Windows sound menu. I had done this in the past when I was having issues with volume control and dolby content, so that checkbox was disabled since the beginning, in that game context. I am thinking that this game has different audio streams, because I've tested a bit more, and it seems that, at some points before loading...

Hey. I'm an Equalizer APO noob. I set it up basically just to redirect low frequency to the subwoofer (LFE) and remove low frequency from the speakers (L, R, RL, RR, C), as they're tiny. Equalizer APO is working fine for everything else, but today I tried to play a game, Tom Clancy's The Division 2, and to my surprise, whenever I change the game's audio setting to "Home Theater", Equalizer APO gets bypassed entirely. Surround works beautifully well, but given my speakers particularities, they don't...

Hey, I stumbled upon this forum looking for a fix of why Ext2Fsd 0.69 wasn't mounting my devices. Then I found out that 0.68 worked, and indeed it did. But after rebooting to Manjaro, it complained about broken partition, and it seems it was about that Superblock issue. Ran fsck and it cleared right out. I, then, removed the 64 bit flag using the "resize2fs -s" trick. However 0.68 was still breaking my Superblock. However, it seems that removing the 64 bit flag actually made 0.69 mount properly --...

Hey, I stumbled upon this forum looking for a fix of why Ext2Fsd 0.69 wasn't mounting my devices. Then I found out that 0.68 worked, and indeed it did. But after rebooting to Manjaro, it complained about broken partition, and it seems it was about that Superblock issue. Ran fsck and it cleared right out. I, then, removed the 64 bit flag using the "resize2fs -s" trick. However 0.68 was still breaking my Superblock. However, it seems that removing the 64 bit flag actually made 0.69 mount properly --...