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Introduction to Realtek ALC 882
How to Enable DTS effect
DTS (Digital Theater Systems) means to bring you a new class of entertainment
experience, by using home PCs.
Your DTS Connect contains 2 elements
1. DTS Interactive
2. DTS Neo: PC
1. How to Enable DTS effect
1.1. For DTS Neo: PC
DTS Neo: PC turn your stereo audio (WMA, MP3, CD, and more!) into a convincing 7.
1-channel audio experience
Change speaker mode to 8CH Speaker @ Audio I/O tab
Single click on “DTS Neo: PC” button to enable/disable it
1.2. For DTS Interactive
DTS Interactive provides a single cable connection to your DTS enabled surround
sound system. Your stereo or multi-channel (up to 5.1) audio sources are re-encoded
into a DTS audio signal and sent out from your PC to any DTS enabled system such
as, powered PC speakers, an A/V receiver or any other DTS compatible surround
sound system.
Single click on “DTS Interactive” button to enable/disable it
2. Advanced Controls
provides you more controls over DTS Neo: PC . Single click on “Tool” button to
access advanced controls.
2.1. DTS Neo: PC
Cinema mode
The Cinema mode is for use with stereo television shows and all programs encoded
in DTS Surround. The result is enhanced soundfield directionality that approaches
the quality of discrete 7.1-channel sound.
Music mode
The music mode is for use with any stereo music recordings, which preserves the
integrity of the stereo mix while augmenting it with a center channel to anchor the
image, and deriving enough surround content to yield a spacious, three-dimensional
listening experience. The Music mode includes the control that allows the sound to be
tailored to room layout and personal preferences.
Center Width control
This allows center-channel sound to be positioned between center speaker and left/
right speakers over a range of 8 steps. Figure 2 indicates the default setting. By
dragging the scroll to the left, the setting gives more center dominance, which is
particularly desirable if listeners are located well off center.
Figure 1 DTS control button
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