ASUS Xonar D-KARA Manual Do Utilizador

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ASUS Xonar D-Kara PCI 5.1 Audio Card 

The audio channel refers to the available speaker channels 

that can be used to mix sounds. Select an audio channel 

based on your speaker system ( 2CH, 4 CH, 5.1 CH, or 7.1 

CH). 

The sample rate determines the number of audio samples 

per second that the Digital-to-Analog Converters (DAC) and 

S/PDIF digital interface will output.
Please select the sample rate that corresponds to (or 

exceeds that of) your playback sources for optimal audio 

fidelity.  The Xonar D-Kara audio card supports sample rates 

up to 96KHz (44.1K, 48K, 96KHz). Typical values for sample 

rates are:

- Audio CD, MP3, WMA, Wave files are 44.1 KHz
- DVD-video audio is 48KHz
- DVD-Audio or other HD media may contain 96KHz high-

definition audio content

The analog out setting defines your actual speaker 

setting, such as front headphones, rear headphones, 

Dolby headphones, Dolby rear headphones, 2 speakers, 

4 speakers, or 5.1 speakers. Xonar D-Kara will play the 

channels and process the proper 3D surround sound 

accordingly.

S/PDIF output enables a single digital connection to carry 

high quality audio from your PC to digital speakers and AV 

receivers via PCM.*

*PCM - Pulse Code Modulation is a typical raw audio data 

format.

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