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Super X-Fi Headphone Holography Notes 7 - 17
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Super X-Fi Headphone Holography Notes
This system features Super X-Fi headphone holography which uses computer audio technology to capture the
listening experience of a high-end multi-speaker system in your headphones/headset. However note the follow-
ing:
• When headphones/a headset are/is plugged in to the 2-in-1 (Headphone/Microphone) audio jack, X-Fi
audio technology will be the default audio control, and therefore the headphones/headset volume is not
controllable by the Realtek Audio Console (“Realtek Audio Console” on page 2 - 14) or Sound Blaster
Atlas control panel (“Sound Blaster Audio” on page 6 - 66), so make sure you use the Windows volume
controls to adjust volume when using a headphone/headset.
• As super X-Fi only supported under the Windows OS, there will be no power on boot beep sound played
through the headphones/headset at system boot.
•The default volume level for the connected headphones/headset is set at 69%. The volume level can be
adjusted up or down, however if the volume level is increased above 69%, upon restart the system will
revert to the 69% volume level setting. Any decrease in the volume level lower than 69% will be retained
after restart.
• When headphones/a headset is unplugged the system will retain its audio output setting for the headphones/
headset, therefore if you wish to output to S/PDIF you will need to change the setting manually.
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