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ASUS Xonar DS 
Q6: What is the most important benefit of the Xonar DS for musicians?
Answer:
1.  Ultimate Fidelity: Xonar DS has the highest quality of audio in/out for the 
cleanest sound production.
2.  Duplex HD: Supports audio sampling rates up to 24bit/192KHz for outputs 
and 24bit/96KHz for inputs.
3.  ASIO 2.0: Xonar DS includes an ASIO 2.0 driver for low-latency, low-
distortion music creation application.
Q7: Will PCM sound output through S/PDIF be just 2 channels even with 
different analog output channels?
Answer:
The S/PDIF protocol specification (IEC-60958) can only carry 2-channel PCM 
data or non-PCM AC3/DTS data. So, when a user selects PCM output for S/PDIF, 
the Xonar sound card will always deliver 2 channel PCM data through the S/PDIF 
output port. For attaining 5.1 channel surround sounds, you can select DTS 
Interactive encoding output from the S/PDIF out menu, which will allow the Xonar 
DS to deliver upto 7.1 surround sound for games, DVD movies, and even stereo 
music.
Q8: Why can I hear and record sound from other recording devices when 
Wave/Digital is selected in Record on Vista?
Answer:
Different from Windows XP, Vista has a multiple devices/streams concept in audio 
structure, in which the concept can be categorized into Digital Input and Analog 
Input. In other words, multiple recording devices can be used and working at the 
same time. In this case, Wave In or SPDIF-In, considered as a Digital Input, is 
an independent recording device from Analog Devices such as Mic In, Line In, 
or Aux In. Therefore, if you have analog inputs other than Wave In and set to be 
monitored, you are able to hear and even record sound from those analog devices 
even Wave In / SPDIF-In is selected as the default recording device. 
If you don’t want to hear the analog input sounds at that situation, simply turn off 
“monitoring” function on other analog input devices.