All sorted now!! Can only get the sound in stereo rather than 5.1 but its working!!! More more burning DVD's!!!
Thanks again for your help mate

 

That a projector?

 

Yeah it is, Ł150 off 'a bloke in the pub', cant get the fucker straight though
Now i'm gonna sit back and wait for 'critical error' in letters a foot high!!

 

150, cant go wrong

critical errors, probably

 

looks to me like you need to move the projector to the right m8, to get the image all square


i fit them for a living, got 3 rooms in my gaff with them in too

 

Sideways_Sierra

i been told the bulbs are quite cheep ............

 

Good man!

When you say you can only get it in stereo rather than 5.1 - are you running that Trust digital card using an optical connection?

To set it up for surround decoding, you need to do the following;

Open the settings for the card (called Mixer I think - should be in your task bar)



Click the button with the pic of a hammer (bottom left) and you should get this;



Make sure your settings/boxes ticked are the same as above. Then, click the SPEAKERS tab - make sure the speakers are set to "2" and the SPDIF box is ticked - the speakers need to be set to two/stereo not 6, even tho you will be running it through six......

Thats all you need to do with the card settings. next are your players settings.....

Chances are, if you are using Windows Media Player or something similar, you won't get an output of 5.1 for movies etc..... You need to download and use VLC media player - http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html

Download and do the following settings;

Open VLC and gotot SETTINGS > PREFERENCES/ Make sure the ADVANCED box is ticked (bottom right). Highlight AUDIO in the tree on the left and make sure your settings match these;



Next, click on the cross next to the OUTPUT MODULES (tree on left and then click the word OUTPUT MODULES. Again, make sure your settings match;



Next, click on FILE (left tree) and make sure settings match;



Then, click on WAVEOUT (left tree) and make sure settings match;



Lastly, open a file in VLC that you know has surround sound in it. Go to the AUDIO tab and hovver over the AUDIO DEVICE menu. Then make sure you click on the "A/52 over SPDIF" entry;



Now set your AV amp to auto decode and anything that is played through VLC that has 5.1 DD or DTS should send it directly to the amp, untouched, and the amp should decode the DD or DTS. Anything 2ch stereo will only be sent in 2ch stereo, but you can use the amps Pro Logic feature to upconvert if you want to.