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Sorry to double post, but I have discovered something, surround sound seems to function correctly using the coax. input on the switcher using a Blu-Ray player. This makes me lean towards it being an issue with the PC, either my specific motherboard or some driver/codec stuff. Either way, to...

Yes I do have 28 days to return it, I'll mess about with it for a bit but if nothing works it'll go back!

I bought the decoder, and I've just hooked it up and I appear to have no sound coming from the rear speakers, the 'rear sound' is just coming out the front... Also the test emitts nothing to the subwoofer, although the woofer works with music etc. I'm using a 5.1 surround test that worked fine...

Thanks for the help. I get what you mean about buying a new speaker system, however this isn't really what I'm after, besides there's nothing wrong with my speakers, they're only in a 12ftx12ft bedroom so they don't have to exactly be the best speakers going. I think my best bet for using my...

That is a good idea, although players with analog output seem to cost more... plus I wouldn't have any speakers connected to the PC without some crazy switcher... Perhaps it'll be easiest just to put a Blu-Ray drive in the PC, oh well!

Hi all, I have a set of PC surround sound speakers (Logitech X-540) that I've had for a while now and currently have them connected to my desktop PC via the three 3.5mm connections for 5.1 surround sound, this works fine... However, I want to buy a standalone Blu-Ray player rather than using...