I want to continue my discussion from
here as recommended by Forum Moderator.
Here I my questions.
In the first paragraph from
here . The actual output format is selected by the user, and can be abstracted from Windows Sonic implementations; audio will be presented to existing speakers, headphones, and home theater receivers without needing any code or content changes.
so spartial sound can apply to speaker or not?
There are lots comments from numerous online forum argue windows spartial sound support and output only 2 channels, even 'virtual 7.1 surround' is enabled. is that true?
Does spartial sound override windows default format? When I plug regular on PC front panel, supported by realtek, windows audio will show a separate item for 2nd output aside from speakers, when spartial sound enabled windows default formats would gray.
if spartial sound is only apply to headphones. How does it distinguish from other audio devices or speakers? I use a soundbar with Bluetooth. windows audio identify it as a heaphone.