No 24-bit 96 kHz audio in media pla

I have a vista premium HTPC and a Audigy 2 NX USB sound card connected to a NAD analogue stereo used mainly for TV and music listening with a 2. focal system. Vista is fully updated. I checked 24 bit 96-kHz audio in Vista when i installed it in march -06 and had no audio problems. Some time ago i experienced audio cutting of suddenly while watching or recording TV. I checked the audio settings and found that all ripped audio (wma/mp3) in media player was dead silent without error messages. CD audio works but no ripped material. 24-bit 48 kHz worked, but not 96kHz. Other media players like winamp or foobar2000 plays in 96 kHz, but not media player/media center, is the codec broken or what?. How is the bit depth and frequency you set in creative media console related to the settings in vista? Does it matter what signal the nx is getting in the USB cable? What is the optimal setting in vista and creative audio console?

Doen't matter which faders you use. The final output is all that matters.
For digital broadcasting we use -20dB as the standard tone level. Our max peak (max) runs around -6 dB. Most of the music is much lower because it's RMS value is so much higher that the music is a lot fuller in volume. It goes over poorly when they flip on the video and get blasted out of their chairs.

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