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Desktop Theater 5.1 DTT2500 offers discrete four-channel support for Microsoft DirectSound 3D and its other derivatives. In some of today's best CD-based action games, Desktop Theater 5.1 DTT2500 Digital can automatically decode the Dolby Surround cut-scenes while offering enveloping positional four-channel audio. Ready for the new era of DVD-based games, the package also includes Creative Multi Speaker Surround, which lets you enjoy your favorite stereo material with a new and exciting three-dimensional quality.Desktop Theater 5.1 DTT2500 includes of a powered Subwoofer, two identical Front satellite speakers, two identical Rear satellites, a center speaker and the decoder amplifier.

The Creative Labs DTT2500 delivers Creative Multi Speaker Surround in music or movie modes and upmixes stereo to 5.1-channel surround audio, providing multispeaker enhancement with any two-channel sound card. It is also capable of discrete four-channel positional audio with Microsoft DirectSound3D, Creative's Environmental Audio Extensions (EAX), and derivative applications when used with any four-channel sound card. This system offers easy selection buttons for dual-language or karaoke vocal/music separation in VCDs (PCM input only).

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Hi all, The DOLBY DIGITAL light in the decoder never get illuminated even when I play DVD movie which have Dolby Digital sound on it. My multimedia specification are Windows XP Pioneer DVD-ROM 106 Sound Blaster Live 5.1 Creative DTT2500 Digital WinDVD 5.0 Platinum / PowerDVD 5.0 I connect all the outputs from the sound card to the decoder, SPDIF output to both AC3 and Digital DIN connector using Y cable supplied by the speaker. I also connect L and R cable from sound card to decoder(Black and Green cables). I also connect the digital output from DVD-ROM to the sound card. In the Creative Surround Mixer, I thicked DIGITAL OUTPUT ONLY and in Speaker Environment in PowerDVD I chose Use SPDIF Do anyone have suggestions about this problem? Thank you