Still, even with the cheaper ones, I could hear the difference and would recommend trying it out to see if it’s your cup of tea. Looking at the photos and 3D video tours on the Tiffin web site, it appears that. I suspect I'll be parked in the theater seats watching the side TV about 90 of my TV watching time. I'm attracted to having theater seats across from the television.

As you’d expect, the quality headphones produced the best experience. I have been looking at 40 IH, 37 BH, and 40 QBH Phaetons. A decent set of Sennheiser earbuds, an expensive set of A-audio cans, and a cheap set of earbuds that I had accumulated somewhere along the way. I tried this out on three different types of headphones. In the resulting window click the Spatial Sound tab and then choose “Windows Sonic for headphones” from the drop-down and click OK. Now highlight your playback device and click Properties.

Then choose “Windows Sonic for Headphones” from the menu under the Spatial Sound section.Īlternately, you can hit the Windows key and type: control panel and open the classic Control Panel. So turning it off or disabling it should be within the settings of the Netflix and Disney application. Chromecast audio-only outputs 5.1 surround sound if a particular app supports it, in this manner Netflix and Disney. Head to Settings > System > Sound and click the Device Properties link under the Output section. Thanks for reaching out and welcome to Chromecast Community. You can also find it in the Settings app. Other settings may effect how this works, there is a restore defaults button on the Advanced and Spatial Sound pages.

From there I can turn on/off Spatial Sound. From there I go to the output device, Speakers/Headphones in this instance, and select Properties. To turn it on, right-click the speaker icon on the taskbar and select Spatial sound > Windows Sonic for Headphones from the menu. If I go to Settings-System-Sound I have an option to open the Sound Control panel.

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