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Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

I bought a M-Audio Transit today since I need a USB-Soundcard to passthrough DTS and AC3 from my laptop to my 5.1 reciever. According to the M-Audio homepage the Transit has Vista drivers and supports passthrough of Dolby Digital and DTS vis SPDIF, but I can't get that passthrough work. Vista doesn't even recognize the SPDIF port of the Transit.
Is this my fault or are the Vista drivers lacking SPDIF support?

Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #1 –
You need to use the Transit's control panel item (control panel -> additional options -> m-audio transit usb) to change the operating mode.
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Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #2 –
Here are screenshots from the control panel. What setting should I change? I'm running Vista32 drivers version 5.10.00.5099, the latest on the homepage.

Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #3 –
Ok my bad... I was running the XP drivers (still in Vista though) and it shows in the control panel for them.
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Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #4 –
Does it work with XP Drivers in Vista?

Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #5 –
Yeah... Here's how:

1. Uninstall the vista drivers, go to the device manager and uninstall any transit-related devices there as well, then unplug the transit, and, perhaps, restart windows

2. Install the XP drivers

3. Restart the comp and then plug the transit in once Window's finished booting

NB: the only prob i've had with them is that the computer freezes after coming out of standby with the transit plugged in, so make sure you unplug it first (may not happen with you though).
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Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #6 –
Did you force the installation of the XP drivers with compatibility mode?

EDIT: I insatalled the XP driver and set it to Pass-Tru in the control panel but neither Vista nor any Player software recognize it as SPDIF
What software do you use?

Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #7 –
I was just using fb2k, and all seemed fine when I hooked it up to a set of speakers that were set to receive spdif via the optical thingy.
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Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #8 –
Stereo speakers or 5.1?

Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #9 –
5.1... Though i don't think any sound was coming out of the center one, but I was using the 'convert stereo to 4 channels' plugin, so that prob explains the lack of the 5th channel. I'm not sure if there is a component for converting to 5.1.
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Question for M-Audio transit + Vista users

Reply #10 –
Quote from: me7 on
EDIT: I insatalled the XP driver and set it to Pass-Tru in the control panel but neither Vista nor any Player software recognize it as SPDIF


Hi. I have exactly the same problem with Transit in pass-thru mode.
Vista SP1 with XP drivers.
Two AUX devices appear, and no sound passes through.

Did you solve it? How?

P.S. By the way, M-Audio support told me that DTS pass-thru will be included in the release version of Vista drivers. Unfortunately, they do not have any planned release date.