As the thread title says, which headphone codec do you use? I'm curious if many people bother paying for the Dolby and DTS licenses or just stick to the free Sonic option?
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Xbox Headphone Users, Which Codec Do You Use?
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I've just been using Windows Sonic since the difference seems little next to DA. But is it worth the price, and what is it?
Somewhat related but my Arctis 9X is not working that well on my Series X. Lot of flicker in audio and sometimes disconnects. I've done some research and it seems it's the new controller that's messing things up, I'll try again tonight using my Elite controller instead. Anyone else with the same issues?
Somewhat related but my Arctis 9X is not working that well on my Series X. Lot of flicker in audio and sometimes disconnects. I've done some research and it seems it's the new controller that's messing things up, I'll try again tonight using my Elite controller instead. Anyone else with the same issues?
I went with Dolby, as I found DTS a little too loud. Windows Sonic was ok for a free product but pales in comparison with the other options.
I use Windows Sonic because it's free, but I've been meaning to at least try the others out. Am I right in thinking there are trials of some kind..?
Tried Atmos and DTS on the One X last week and vastly prefered Atmos with the Steelseries 9x.
I now have a Series X and will probably buy the Dolby Atmos app since the free trial ended.
I now have a Series X and will probably buy the Dolby Atmos app since the free trial ended.
DTS: X is a lot better than Atmos in terms of spatial audio.
Windows Sonic is terrible, Atmos and DTS have 2 week trials.
Windows Sonic is terrible, Atmos and DTS have 2 week trials.
Yeah I saw this in settings when setting up my Series S and have no idea what they mean and I'm not sure what it even defaults to.