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Hello David,
Now is my question, where do i put the "--disable-audio-output-resampler"?
I hope to hear soon from you!
Greetz
Max
I have the solution for Realtek devices!
Right-click the sound button next to the clock and go to Playback Devices, right-click again on your sound card, go to properties and then tab improvements and choose the "speaker fill"
This solved my problem, now the sound comes out in the 5 boxes!
Sorry if something was confusing I used the translator to write!
Unfortunately that doesn't work for me on Win 10, I don't have the option for speaker-fill.
I can tell you that if you use the webplayer on MS EDGE (only!) it works perfectly. It's the only browser that will playback in 5.1 that I've seen. Unfortunately you can't select a higher bitrate stream with the webplayer, but it's ok. The other option I've found is to use a spotify add-on with Kodi, this actually sounds fantastic but is a bit clunky to use.
That worked for me too. Thanks very much!! Obiously, my sound driver has the option to fill all speakers
I have found a fix for mine!
Download Voicemeeter:
http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Voicemeeter/
then install it, and reboot your pc.
go to playback devices.
And set up the vooicemeter app as 7.1, but untip the side pairs if u have 5.1 . See photo
And just click next, next, finish.
Then setup your speaker in Voicemeeter. See photo
Now we need to let it start every bootup, so we need to put a shortcut in the startup map.
Goto Start (windows logo)
All programms
Go to the Startup map, and right click than click on open.
Than go back to all programs, and find a map called VB Audio.
Open the map, also the voicemeeter app.
Copy the app called, Voicemeeter, in the Startup map that we just opend.
DONE! I hope it worked!!