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Originally Posted by J-Man
For some reason, I can only hear 2 of the speakers and the other 3 I have no sound at all. Have I also plugged the connectors in the correct slots on my sound card? I have the Creative X-Fi Extreme Gamer and I have from left to right, black, pink then green and there's the mic port on the right beside the green. Is there anything I have to adject to get all 5 speakers with sound? It's annoying me now. My input says 6 Ch Direct.
Yes, I only got these speakers today.
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You may have to enable the Prologic up mixing feature; I think it is called "movie mode" or "music mode" or something similar to that.
Post in the official Logitech Z-5500 thread, all the geeks that own these speakers are there --- >
http://forums.techpowerup.com/showth...21#post1003621
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Originally Posted by J-Man
If you mean Creative Auto Console then yes. In the Speaker tab it says speaker configuration: 5.1
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Also if there any options for "CMSS" or "Virtual speakers" (within creatives console) if so enable it. lol unfortunately getting full 5.1 can be troublesome if you're not using a digital cable and an encoder card.
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Originally Posted by J-Man
What is the Prologic up mizing feature?
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I found this extract from another website.
Connecting a PC's 2 Channel Stereo Analog output:
If your PC or Laptop only has stereo output (2 Channel Left / Right) you can still simulate the 5.1 experience via your Z-5500. You need to first set the toggle switch at the back of the Control Center from 6 Channel Direct to Stereo 1-3. You then plug in the stereo mini-plug coming from your laptop to any of the 3 (now stereo) input jacks at the back of the Control Center. You have to enable this input by selecting it from the Control Center's Input options. You can then simulate Dolby 5.1 (for Movies or Music) by selecting Pro Logic II (PLII) Movies or Music under Effects in the Control Center.