Audigy 2 ZS/Logitech Z-5500, Creative Mixer only front speakers w

Just got a set of 5500's and the Creative Mixer says that i only have 2/5. speakers hooked up(notes that the wiring is wrong at the end of a diagnostics), but when i try "Test" on my Logitech remote, all speakers are receiving sound. have all updated drivers on all my comp components. even when i had my old 2. system, it said that i had wiring problems.Message Edited by Shogunx5 on 2-02-200602:3 PM

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Audigy 2 ZS - Logitech Z-5500 = NIGHTMA

Hello all,
I have an Audigy 2 ZS (standard, not the Gamer or Platinum editions) and I just upgraded from a Logitech Z-2200 to a Z-5500 speaker system. I -loved- the Z-2200. Absolutely loved it. Because of my high opinion of the 2200, I wound up developing a high opinion for ALL of Logitech's products. I bought myself a MX Duo keyboard, one for my wife, and another set of Z-2200s for a close friend. I recently assumed that if the Z-2200 was good through my Audigy 2 ZS, the Z-5500 had to be earthshaking. That what I read, anyway.
So, I ordered the Z-5500 and received them yesterday.
I spent a couple of hours carefully hooking them up using the supplied 6 channel direct cable, powered them up and...
....was seriously disappointed.
They didn't have the punch that the 2200s had. I had to turn ALL volume settings up to 00% to achei've the same power that the 2200's had at 75%-80%. Maybe that was just me expecting to shattter the windows like my 2200s were on the brink of doing. I had all operational effects, 6 channel, DPL, etc. through that 6 channel input.
Regardless, I figured that I had something wrong with my hookups or set up, so I started making sure that things were proper. I mounted the speakers accordingly on my walls with wall anchors and screws. I went to Radio Shack and bought an RCA to miniplug cable (part number 42-246A). I downloaded all Creative updates for the Audigy 2 ZS card and made the exact settings per this entry in the Logitech knowledgebase here: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/...hZ2U9MQ**&p_li=
Once I had everything set, I turned everything on and now I have NO sound. NONE. When I press the "input" button to select "Coax", I get "No Digital Data" on the display.
Sure, I can use the 5500 remote to run the test and that works just fine, I get pink noise all the way around so the test works great. After being up all night attempting to find out why I once had semi-weak sound and I now have none with these 5500s, I am at my wit's end. I have checked and rechecked ALL software settings, cables, etc.
I have no idea what to do. I looked all over the Logitech message boards looking for a solution, and I see I am not alone in this problem but no answer has been posted. I am pretty frustrated by all of this. I called Logitech tech support and they told me that the cable I used does not work, even though people on the Logitech forums say it DOES. Logitech support said that with my Audigy 2 ZS card and these speakers, I need to use the supplied 6-channel (3 mini plug) cable and cannot use anything other than an optical cable or a coax-coax cable, which my sound card does not have outputs for.
I think that Logitech's support is very friendly and I love their products as much as I love my Audigy card, but I am questioning this. How can I have one of the higher end cards and sound systems and have them not work together on a higher end input level?
All I want to do is have kick-butt sound system in my home office for MP3 music and DTS/THX/5. movies, so I got a killer card and a killer set of 5. speakers. It is a shame that they do not work together so far. My sound card worked GREAT with my Z-2200s.
I figured I'd post this here, perhaps I can get some decent input.
Can ANYONE help with this? You can tell I am a bit of a newbie with this, so thanks in advance for ANY help anyone can offer.
Jason

Thanks for the reply!
Nep007 wrote:
What is that you mean Nightmare? Maybe your skills are contributing to the nightmare......maybe
Heh...no "maybe" about it! By "nightmare" I mean satying up until 2 am the other night trying to figuue out what could be wrong.
I have same setup and the sound will blow you pants off...no doubt about it ......reviles anything my XBOX throws at me through my $2000 sound system.
That's what I was expecting. Hence the reason for me being so bummed about the situation. It looks like it will get better, though.
If you wish to use Digital Coax to connect to the Logitech Control unit, then the part you list from Radio shack is not...... I repeat NOT correct.......
Yeah, I found that out from the Logitech tech. There is a bit of misinformation on the Logitech web site. I know they are not obligated to monitor the stuff, they make that pretty clear, but it HInk it would be a good idea if they at least kept bad info off fomr it as much as possible. Easier said than done, I am sure.
get Gold RCA to MiniPlug Mono adaptor...then get a Digital Coax Cable.....for good sound quality......both are $30 bucks total are Radio Crap..... If you want nothing but digital then find the tick boxes in Control Panel and Creative Speaker Setup......tick these and reboot.....you will be either 48 and 96khz sampling rate.... I use 96.....
Thanks! I'll make sure I get the right cables this time. If you happen to know part nubmers, it would be most helptful because I know me, and I know how some Radio Schlock employees are...me going in there and asking for that is about as close to the blind leading the blind as you can get.
the drivers from Creative are buggy as is the in game support for EAX3... I have problems getting that to work properly in some games.
Lucky for me, I am not much of a game player...lately.
div>Note that with Digital stream.....you will not be able to CMSS 3D or any other EAX effects....those are for Analog only....... I have both modes hooked up and the 3wire cable Logitech provides works fine.....hook it up.....run the 5500d's in 6Ch Direct mode and you have amazing CMSS3D mode for playing music.... I have used Itunes and Windows Media 0.....both produce music quality that is amazing in this setup......the CMSS3D is the real deal.
Okay...help me get this straight...
I got this system primarily to listen to music loud enough to make my ears bleed and sound good enough to make me wet my pants, plus watch some kick-butt DTS movies on DVD. Like I said before, I am not as much about games as I used to be. Music and movies is the goal here.
If I am understanding this right, I can have both the 3-miniplug (6 channel) cable AND the Minplug-Mono Adapter/Digital Coax Cable hooked up at the SAME TIME? If that is the case, I would listen to my music (using Winamp) using the 6CH Direct mode (which uses the 3 minplug cable) with CMSS3d for the optimal music experience, and then I would switch over to Coax Digital for watching a DTS movie on DVD? Please let me know if I am correct on this.
Also you can use the Creative DVD Audio player and sampler disc to hear even greater digital fidelity, although analog mode only......Creative is a little slow on their software eng, and didn't do a Digital option for playing this DVDAudio.......<
Is the lack of option for DVD audio a Creative hardware thing or a software thing? If it is a software thing, what do I use to listen to DVD audio through this system?
anymore issue......call me.......800-Neptune
Uh-huh...and who should I ask for if I were to call that number?
Anyway...here's something interesting about the situation...at leas you you MIGHT find this interesting, or you might find a hole in the theory. I do in fact know of a hole in the thoery, but I am not sure how accurate it might be. Read on...
Yesterday, I did what the Logitech tech told me to to... I got out my old 2. Z-2200s and set them up right next to the Z-5500 speakers here in my little home office. I set the volume and subwoofer level on both systems to about 25%.
Then, I grabbed an old portable CD player and put in a disc, played a song and then switched the plugs from one system and then to the other into the CD player to compare sound output. Again, this is what Logitech instructed me to do. I only had to go back and forth twice to realize that something was terribly wrong.
The outcome? My old Z-2200s were TWICE as loud, and had TWICE the sound quality and fullness as the Z-5500s. My old Z-2200s just sounded SO much better.
I did some more testing. I cranked the Z-2200 up a little past halfway and it was about as loud and most people would want to listen to them in a room the size of my home office. Then I switched over to the Z-5500s again and I could crank them to the highest volume level and it was about the same...maybe...in volume.
Now, I might be a newbie but here is one thing I do know...
Z-2200 = 200 watts RMS
Z-5500 = 500 watts RMS
=
Z-5500 > Z-2200
An e-buddy of mine said that it sounded like the amplifier was bad...and it made perfect sense. The Z-2200s sounded like it had an acti've amp, and the Z-5500s didn't.
I got on the phone with Logitech, explained that I did what they told me to do and they said, "Yeah...something is definitely wrong there." and instructed me to get a replacement from the company I bought it from.
Logitech support is great, but getting a replcement from Dell where I bought them from was a 3 hour telephone "nightmare". Ugh...
Anyway, when I get the replecements, I will let you know what happened. Thanks again for the reply and all of your help.
Jason

Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS + Logitech Z-5500 5.1 Volume is TOOO low. PLEASE H

I have an Audigy 2 ZS and Logitech z-5500 5. speakers. Everything was working fine and one day the volume was reduced to/0 of what it was supposed to be. The speakers are connected with analog cable (yellow/black/green) and all the connections are right (it was working before). I had the same problem when I installed the sound card at first, I just installed the drivers and the volume was way too low. I went to EAX Console and changed a few options and BANG, volume was normal. Some options on EAX will just make the soundcard stop working, like POP will work but ROCK will mute the sound completely (is it a crappy software?). Now I have the same problem, it works but it sounds like a walkman. I tried removing the drivers and installing it again several times, tried system restore and absolutely nothing works. Next step is re-installing windows and exorcising the sound card. Has this happened to anyone out there, I haven't seen any problems like this yet. Thanks

Hey,
I have a simmilar problem, i have a logitech z-680, and as i want to play audio-dvd my left rear channal has a very low sound. I played a bit in setup and it worked, i cleared my harddisc and installed windows and it worked for a few time, but then this happens. I had this problem that the whole left rear channel was quiet while every activity PC-games/normal stereo music but now is this problem only by the audio-dvd. I dont know whether it s an software problem or an hardware defect. But i think the last one is the cause.... I hope some one out there could help us/me

Please Help! Audigy 2 ZS coaxal conection to Logitech Z - 5500

Please help! I can't connect Audigy's digital autput to speaker's digital input, - they are different. I have a coaxial cable with mono plug, it fits to digital input of the speakers but doesn't fit to output of the audio card, because the card's ouput are most complicated (stereo or some else). I thoudgt i found the way out. I used an adapter thet transfers signal from one stereo plug to two mono plugs - right and left. I attached stereo plug of the adapter to card's digital output and one of two plugs from other end to the digital input of the speakers. So get the soud, but i though suspect thet i don't get full-fledged sound, after all the second channal is inactive, and if i swap right channel to left the sound differs.
How can i get full 5.1 digital sound Audigy 2 ZS / Logitech Z - 5500

i am 00% sure everything is connected correctly. When I use the Creative SB audigy 2 ZS software to test the speakers, on the "channel" buttom, i only hear sound coming from ?front left? and ?front right?, the rears and sub have no sound, I have set to ?6 channel? on the speaker control pad, and have set to 5. on Audigy 2 ZS, I had tried to disable the decoder from the sound card, but the problem still exist. When I set the speaker control pad to ?direct? effect on ?6 channel?, and test with the Audigy, I can hear ?front rightcenter?..all working, but when I listen to MP3 and CD, there are no sound come from the center speaker (on windows xp pro), But when I listen to MP3 and CD on Windows 98 (I have 2 systems installed on my computer), sound come from all speakers. Therefore, I believe that the sound card has problem running on Windows XP pro.

Audigy 2 ZS & Logitech Z-5

I have looked through the forums and didn't find any help. If I missed a thread, my apologies.
I want to use the basic Analog connection.
I just Disconnected my old Creative 5. system (5300 I think), anyway, I bought the Logitech Z-5500 Speaker system and the speakers aren't working with the Audigy 2 ZS.
I have tried reinstalling the drivers, disabling the onboard audio.
I have tested the speakers with its self test and with my ipod, every channel works. For some reason it doesn't work with the sound card in Windows.
My specs are.
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
Asus P5N32-E SLI
OCZ Geforce 8800 GTX
3 gigs of ram (667)
Audigy 2 ZS
2 Sata 320GB HDDs in Raid.
Lite-on Sata Burner.
Floppy dri've (shrugs)
Don't think You need the keyboard and mouse, but its G5 and G7.
Just trying to use the analog signal with the orange, green, black plugs. all properly connected.
Please Help!
Thank You
EDIT: During Creative speaker test, The centre says it is left and vice versa. Right sound seems to come out of the Subwoofer. Rear speakers are fine. Checked all connections several times. Tested with Ipod as stated before everything is fine except in Windows.
EDIT 2: Audigy 2 ZS died. Running with a Li've! 5. for now. working fine.Message Edited by redberg on 0-26-200703:28 AM

Hey,
I have a simmilar problem, i have a logitech z-680, and as i want to play audio-dvd my left rear channal has a very low sound. I played a bit in setup and it worked, i cleared my harddisc and installed windows and it worked for a few time, but then this happens. I had this problem that the whole left rear channel was quiet while every activity PC-games/normal stereo music but now is this problem only by the audio-dvd. I dont know whether it s an software problem or an hardware defect. But i think the last one is the cause.... I hope some one out there could help us/me

Need Help Configuring Audigy 2 ZS w/ Logitech Z-5500 Speaksers (Pre-bundled from De

I just received my Dell XPS Gen 5 system that I configured with the Audigy 2 ZS and Logitech Z-5500 speakers and as others before me, I can't get them configured to work together. My support tech at Dell is working on the issue, but I haven't heard from him yet. From reading the posts in this forum and others across the Internet, I am not alone in getting the sound card and speakers to work.
So far I purchased the digital coax cable along with the /8" mono-to-mono miniplug so that I can plug the coax cable into the back of the sound card's digital out connector/din.
The logitech control pod shows the input as Coax, but that there is no digital signal being sent to it. I also have no sound from the speakers.
I've read various ways to fix this issue, some of which talk about changing the sound card settings and dvd software settings (Catherina, the administrator for this forum posted some stuff); however, I don't know where to do this in my Creative software. One of the posts says to go to Start/Programs/Creative/Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS/Creative AudioHQ and click on the Device Controls icon and then select the Decoder tab and change the SPDIF settings or something. I don't have a Decoder tab as an option. I do notice on the Bit Accurate Mode tab that the section for S/PDIF input signal monitoring shows that the S/PDIF-In signal is an "Unknown or invalid signal."
Could someone please tell me specifically what I need to do and in what software (Creative, Logitech's, my DVD software) to get this set up? Again, all I've done is hooked up the Logitech control pod to the sound card's digital out via a digital coax cable. I haven't done anything else other than upgrade the Creative software.

I just received my Dell XPS Gen 5 system that I configured with the Audigy 2 ZS and Logitech Z-5500 speakers and as others before me, I can't get them configured to work together. My support tech at Dell is working on the issue, but I haven't heard from him yet. From reading the posts in this forum and others across the Internet, I am not alone in getting the sound card and speakers to work.
So far I purchased the digital coax cable along with the /8" mono-to-mono miniplug so that I can plug the coax cable into the back of the sound card's digital out connector/din.
The logitech control pod shows the input as Coax, but that there is no digital signal being sent to it. I also have no sound from the speakers.
I've read various ways to fix this issue, some of which talk about changing the sound card settings and dvd software settings (Catherina, the administrator for this forum posted some stuff); however, I don't know where to do this in my Creative software. One of the posts says to go to Start/Programs/Creative/Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS/Creative AudioHQ and click on the Device Controls icon and then select the Decoder tab and change the SPDIF settings or something. I don't have a Decoder tab as an option. I do notice on the Bit Accurate Mode tab that the section for S/PDIF input signal monitoring shows that the S/PDIF-In signal is an "Unknown or invalid signal."
Could someone please tell me specifically what I need to do and in what software (Creative, Logitech's, my DVD software) to get this set up? Again, all I've done is hooked up the Logitech control pod to the sound card's digital out via a digital coax cable. I haven't done anything else other than upgrade the Creative software.

Audigy 2 ZS, Mediasource 5, DTS wav and the Logitech Z-5500 speak

I'm trying to play a DTS Wav file from audio cd in mediasource 5.0?and get the following results:- mediasource: with spdiff passthrough on in the soundcard settings?and the Logitech Z-5500 speakset set to coax I get DTS digital surround but mediasource plays the music at doublespeed (higher pitch)- mediasource: With the internal decoder activated and the speakerset set to analog 6 channel direct I get a very strange audio stream: the sound that normally would be coming from the centerspeaker (main vocals), comes from the rear left speaker and all the other speakers only give an echo of this sound.- Playing the DTS wav file in powerdvd 6 deluxe (soundcard and powerdvd software set to Spdiff)?gives me?crackled / poppled sound but not the static noise?other users commonly get.- playing the DTS wav?file in powerdvd 6 deluxe (soundcard set to internal decoder and powerdvd software set to 5. speakers) gives me the?famous?static noise.- other players like media player classic also give me nothing more than static noise. I have the latest audigy 2 drivers and mediasource software installed.Any suggestions are much appreciatedMessage Edited by markkleijweg on 05-0-200702:58 PM

Take a look at this thread, it might be of some help:?http://forums.creative.com/creativel...ssage.id=89257??OTOH if you are on Vista, all bets are off.Message Edited by HSE on 05-0-200705:8 PM

Connecting sb2 audigy zs digital output to logitech z-5500 speakers

i currently have the 5 year old FPS 2000 cambridge soundworks digital speakers. i currently use the digital out on my augidy 2 zs, with the digital in adapter to connect to the speakers. (http://us.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=4&subcategory=30&product=0375)
i am planning on purchasing the logitech z-5500 and have been reading on these boards that i can get the (http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?cookie%5Ftest=&catalog%5Fname=CTLG&cat egory%5Fname=CTLG%5F007%5F002%5F003%5F008&product% 5Fid=42%2D2444) digital out minijack to digital out rca jack that the logitech speakers accept.
i read on this boart about the limitations of using this digital connection - would the limitations be exactly the same that i currently have (using the digital out to the fps 2000) or would this be a more limiting configuration?

i currently have the 5 year old FPS 2000 cambridge soundworks digital speakers. i currently use the digital out on my augidy 2 zs, with the digital in adapter to connect to the speakers. (http://us.creative.com/products/prod...0&product=0375)
i am planning on purchasing the logitech z-5500 and have been reading on these boards that i can get the (http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...5Fid=42%2D2444) digital out minijack to digital out rca jack that the logitech speakers accept.
you wrote about the limitations of using this digital connection - would the limitations be exactly the same that i currently have (using the digital out to the fps 2000) or would this be a more limiting configuration?

Surround Mix with Logitech Z-5500 Digital

Hello,
I have a project for a 3D animation short movie, and I'll also make the score and sound effect for it, to make a DVD.
I don't have Logic Pro yet; I have Logic Express.
Is it possible to use a Logitech Z-5500 Digital set to do the surround mix with Logic Pro ? Using the optical digital out ?
I have a very limited budget, so I'm looking for the cheapest solution possible, with the best possible sound.
I'm waiting for a Mac Pro 2.66 with an ATI graphic cards (for Motion and 3D).
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can't you pick the surround soundtrack in the control bar that is displayed close to the bottom of the movie window when you start one in iTunes? If theres no surround track, it cannot be done, furthermore, the speakers must be run from a surround home theatre receiver. Messing around with it on one of my desktops, I can choose the surround channel, but since it only has 2 built in speakers, I obviously won't get 5.1 (L/R front, center, L/R rear, and subwoofer). I agree iTunes should have preference that surround is automatically decoded when a surround track is available much like it's a preference in DVD player. I still haven't figured that one out.
Marty

Connecting sb2 audigy zs (not platinum or pro) digital output to logitech z-5500 speak

anyone ever try to use the digital out port on the sound card to connect to a set of speakers that had a coxial input? i have a theory on buying a digital cable and go to radio shack and buy a mono plug.. but will that work? is that compatible?
thanks

i currently have the 5 year old FPS 2000 cambridge soundworks digital speakers. i currently use the digital out on my augidy 2 zs, with the digital in adapter to connect to the speakers. (http://us.creative.com/products/prod...0&product=0375)
i am planning on purchasing the logitech z-5500 and have been reading on these boards that i can get the (http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...5Fid=42%2D2444) digital out minijack to digital out rca jack that the logitech speakers accept.
you wrote about the limitations of using this digital connection - would the limitations be exactly the same that i currently have (using the digital out to the fps 2000) or would this be a more limiting configuration?

Logitech Z-5500 + Audigy 2 ZS = DIGITAL PROBLEM

Today I buy Logitech Z-5500 Digital, i have Audigy 2 ZS clasic
I HAVE A BIG PROBLEM I CANNOT CONECT THE SPEAKER WITH optical cabel.
WHY ? HELP ME PLEASE !!!!
I buy Optical TOSLINK gold cabel and conet him to sound card, and to the Digital SoundTouch? Control Center, then turn on, and do nothing the control center will not detect the conection over optical cabel.
on display its this: Input: DIRECT 96-24
i dont know what do ?
its reqaied a special conector cable to the audigy or what ?
( i enable in windows all digital conection )
( maybe its wrong the conector on sound card, or in sound control center, i buy 3 others cables and nothing )
PS: sorry for me english its not main language i from slovakia

You say you have the Direct input selected? That's the wrong one. There is a button on the remote that says "Optical" you need to press to switch to optical input.
You are using the optical output on the Audigy dri've bay aren't you? The digital output on the back of the Audigy soundcard is not an optical output, it's for digital coax.

Creative Sound blaster X-Fi Titanium and Logitech z-5500 5.1 speakers

Hi All:
I have had the Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Titanium and Logitech z-5500 connected to my HTPC system for some time now. I have the two connected with analog cables and an optical cable. Unfortunately, I have never been able to set the optical connection working. The only mode the speakers will work in is analog.
Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions regarding this?
Thanks,
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I have the same card and the same speaker.
You need to enable DTS or DDL encoder in the Creative Control Panel.
Otherwise you can play only native digital track like DTS or DDL from DVDs or BDs (in this case you MUST select Digital output device as the default device in the windows audio control panel)..

Problem with logitech Z-5500 with Creative X-Fi when connecting SPDIF

Hi all,
I just purched Logitech Z-5500 speakers and Creative X-FI Titanium and plugged it using SPDIF connection (optical).
I configured everything in my computer to work with SPDIF but still i see in the Z-5500 monitor that it's "Stereo" and i cannot hear DST or surround. The rear speakers do not work!
how should i configure it's
In my previous Realtek audio card i had an option for "speaker fill" and then i got good surround (but not with optical connection).

Hello Visionblind,
You might want to check out this thread.

Audigy 2 ZS Platinum & Logitech Z-5500 Digtial Speake

Does anyone really know how to set up digital sound with this configuration?
I have found the cables for enabling digital sound. I went with a Monster Standard THX Certified Digital Coax RCA to RCA with an RCA to stereo miniplug. The system detects Coax and setups up accordingly. However, with my soundcard speaker setup, all sounds are produced from front speakers and I have tried every setting under control panel, Creative Volume Control Panel, and AudioHQ to get the speakers set up properly. Any assistance in resolving this would be appreciated. I purchased the Z-5500 speakers specifically for the great surround sound they can produce but am saddened that I cannot get it to work. Please advise.

khaught wrote:
PJC-
Have you read the digital connections sticky at the top of the board? Only DD/DTS will be in 5.. ?
Hmmm.... did I say I was illiterate?! Don't think so! Yes I have read just about every post I can. I have since determined that I am not alone with this problem. Why is it that some consumers experience no problems and the rest of us are left to fend for ourselves? Do I not have the right soundcard to take advantage of the superior sound? I think not. Rather than criticize, how about giving some constructi've solutions? If not, then bow out and keep your posts to yourself.
Message Edited by khaught on 04-30-2006 06: PM
What are you talking about? Did I say you were illiterate - No, or perhaps you misread my post!
It was a simple question, not criticism! Some people miss that sticky.
You haven't said exactly what you are trying to do. You just mentioned you only get stereo using coax; in most circumstances that's normal. Since you aren't illiterate, you will have discovered that SPDIF connections only carry stereo PCM signals; so CMSS upmixing, the speaker test, games, EAX environmental effects and using the soundcard or DVD software to decode AC3 will not give you 5. over the coax connection. These are all uncompressed PCM sources and the coax cable doesn't have enough bandwidth to carry all the channels. If you are using the Z-5500 as the decoder and are having problems with Dolby/DTS passthrough, then does the Z-5500 display the Dolby Digital/DTS logo when you play a DVD? If not, then it's not receiving the raw data, and assuming you have disabled the soundcard's internal decoder, then either haven't enabled SPDIF output in the DVD software, or it has a bug. You may want to try a different DVD player to eliminate that possibility. AC3Filter ver 0.7b with WMP0 will work if you enable SPDIF in the AC3Filter options.

Shell function doesn't open audigy creative mixe

Can anybody explain why the visual basic 'shell' command doesn't appear to open up the 'creative mixer 'window although it works perfectly with 'Creative Recorder' - I have found no reference to this in any vb forum so far. Any help would be appreciated.
Message Edited by colin37 on 0-07-200705:0 AM
Message Edited by colin37 on 0-07-200705: AM

Below VBScript opens the Surround Mixer panel. Maybe you get some ideas from that code.
'----- Start Of Script -----
Option Explicit
Dim WshShell
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell" )
' Start up the Surround Mixer
WshShell.CurrentDirectory = "C:\Program Files\Creative\SBAudigy2Zs\Surround Mixer"
WshShell.Run "SurMixer.exe"
While WshShell.AppActivate( "Surround Mixer" ) = FALSE
wscript.sleep 200
WshShell.AppActivate "Surround Mixer"
Wend
WScript.Quit(0)
'----- End Of Script -----
jutapaMessage Edited by jutapa on 0-07-200703:32 PM

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