Announcement: Our new CyberLink Feedback Forum has arrived! Please transfer to our new forum to provide your feedback or to start a new discussion. The content on this CyberLink Community forum is now read only, but will continue to be available as a user resource. Thanks!
CyberLink Community Forum where the experts meet|Advanced Search >
Quote:FYI: I have received no support from Cyberlink on this problem.
One question:
What exactly do you mean by uninstall audio device?
This is in Control Panel?
Thanks for the help
For advanced users only! I am not providing support on issues that may arise from any action taken without a full understanding of OS device managment.
Right Click Computer
Manage
Device Manager
Sound, video and game controllers
Right Click Audio Device
Choose Uninstall
No guarantees on this but it worked for me. Indicates a serious long running bug in PDVD.
Conditions - SPDIF output to legacy receiver, Nothing plugged in to speaker ports.
Workaround.
Verify spdif connected to amp and amp turned on
Uninstall Audio Device (resets to supported defaults)
Restart Computer
Audio Device will reinstall
Verify 48Khz in supported formats
Plug anything (headphones or just miniplug end) into speaker outs on sound card
Start PDVD
Select Speakers as output device
Start DVD title
Wait for title to begin with selected audio
Change to SPDIF as output device
Sound should now be coming from SPDIF
Set SPDIF as default output device for windows
Done.
Should survive PDVD crashes and system reboots
OK to disconnect whatever you plugged into speaker out.
Cyberlink.com uses analytical cookies and other tracking technologies to offer you the best possible user experience. By using our website, you acknowledge and agree to our cookie policy. For more information on cookies or changing your cookies settings, read CyberLink’s Cookie Policy.
