Have Senhd280pro, looking to buy Aune mini Dac. Anyway, my Dell e1505 manual describes spdif output via svideo output converter cable, manual using XP. I have upgraded to w7pro and the spdif option in speakers-options- advanced does not exist. We all know it is better to use spdif/dac rather than USB. I am a noob, and have spent hours trying to get this done. I have not bought the adapter cable yet to even test functionality until I can enable spdif. There are advanced options in w7 audio to select bit rate/ speed from 16/44100hz to 24/192000. Is spdif already enabled? Other forums suggest older drivers could offer this option. Sorry, no other forums offer any suggestions as to how to do this. You folks seem to have the technical background and years spent doing this audio stuff that give me hope that I can get some help here.
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