Ethan
L08: Intermediate
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DTS über Optical Out gibt es, da braucht man kein DD5.1. Jeder Receiver, der in den letzten 20 Jahren gebaut wurde kann das.
Wenn die schrottigen Gaming Headsets das nicht können, hat man halt ein Problem und sollte sich vielleicht mal überlegen was anständiges zu kaufen.
Zum Beispiel einen HDMI Receiver, um den grandiosen LPCM Ton auch genießen zu können.
Ist das so?

Full Dolby Digital audio via digital optical will be added to Xbox One at some point after launch, Microsoft has confirmed.
Xbox director of product planning Albert Penello took to NeoGAF after it emerged Xbox One's digital optical output only delivers sound in stereo, not a true Dolby Digital 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound signal.
"Dolby Digital is coming post launch," he said. "This was a SW scheduling issue pure and simple, and I know people are disappointed, but we will have it.
"Anyone with an HDMI receiver should be fine, as we pass the uncompressed 5.1 and 7.1 through HDMI as well as DTS. Even if you have a Dolby only HDMI receiver (which I'm not sure exists), you will still get 5.1 or 7.1 sound since those receivers should accept uncompressed surround."
Penello added it was his understanding that Dolby-only headsets will work with Xbox One, but you will only get stereo audio.
"I have not tested this myself, but I'm told it works," he said. "Regardless, I understand this is an inconvenience, but again we're going to have Dolby coming."
"This is unrelated to the HDMI-IN 'Surround Sound' beta," Penello said. "To clarify, we default HDMI-IN audio to be converted to Stereo. However, we do have a feature you can access in TV settings/Troubleshooting that enables Surround Sound in 'beta' form.
"If you check the box, and you get Surround, you're golden. We found some inconsistencies in STB's during testing and decided to disable it by default to insure a good initial setup experience for people."