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Dolby Headphone is tied to your internal soundcard. USB dac = external soundcard. Meaning you can't send dac info into another dac in that way. You can only use one source at a time. You HAVE to use your soundcard as the main device for DH
From the looks of that software, you can clearly see the Headphone virtualizer on the bottom right. The only issue there is that you can't see where it goes from a Dolby headphone 2 equivalent to Dolby headphone 3 (a reverb-y mess). Or are the sliders for volume, and not surround effect?
this is how it looks on the Creative...
And on the Xonar (no slider, just a choice between the 3 DH modes.
Also, not sure if you knew this or not, but make sure your sound device is set to 5.1 or 7.1, because if not, you won't get proper DH, THX Tru Studio, etc.
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Despite what the image shows, the Xonar U3 digital out isn't tweakable (but the top one is, which directly affects the digital out anyways)
From the looks of that software, you can clearly see the Headphone virtualizer on the bottom right. The only issue there is that you can't see where it goes from a Dolby headphone 2 equivalent to Dolby headphone 3 (a reverb-y mess). Or are the sliders for volume, and not surround effect?
this is how it looks on the Creative...
And on the Xonar (no slider, just a choice between the 3 DH modes.
Also, not sure if you knew this or not, but make sure your sound device is set to 5.1 or 7.1, because if not, you won't get proper DH, THX Tru Studio, etc.
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Despite what the image shows, the Xonar U3 digital out isn't tweakable (but the top one is, which directly affects the digital out anyways)