Preserving audio level settings on Gigaworks S750

I noticed that when the Standby mode is enabled on the Control Pod of the S750 amplifier, all the level settings are preserved when power is reenabled.
However, when the main power rocker switch on the subwoofer/amp is turned off, those settings are lost. Too bad those settings aren't stored internally.
Not sure about others, but I think it is a good idea to be able to power-down the entire system and have those settings preserved.
BTW, exactly what does the Standby mode do? Presumably it conserves power but are there any other benefits?

Yup, this has been noted a number of times by users.Another "would be nice" feature is a way to manually override the master level adjustment in the case where the control pod fails.Not sure about others, and I imagine this is a basic safety issue, but I find that when powered off, and than back on, the level settings are rather low.

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U sure the speakers are set to 7.1 ? BTW u need Audigy 2 ZS or Audigy 2 Platinum to make all your speakers make the correct sounds. BUY A NEW SOUNDCARD!!!
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Dear Sir,
Im using XFI Fatality Gamer + GigaWorks S750 + Decoder DDTS-00 ( just bought it ) and the question is I feel no difference ( Dolby Digital and DTS Effect ) when I'm not using the Decoder.
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I'm editing a film.
Voice over level is set to maximum for most part of it. It sounds as it supposed to sound after encoding.
There are several parts of the film that are supposed to be quiet. They are set as quiet on the timeline and do sound quiet during preview playback.
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Igor,
Always glad to help, even if not directly.
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Audio level dropped down to very low after adding some headphones. Now even without the 'phones the sound level from the laptop is too low to hear.
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Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have read your thread on your HP 2000 Notebook and sound levels really low. Here is a link to resolving sound or line in problems. You can also check your sound settings.
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Rear/side speakers not working on GigaWorks S750

I have a Creative GigaWorks S750 7. sound system and a motherboard which uses Realtek HD audio.
There are four colored jack ports on the back of the sub, which are labelled:
Green: Front
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Message Edited by kingmustard on 05-30-2009 09:54 PM
Message Edited by kingmustard on 05-30-2009 09:55 PM

Hi Kingmustard,
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Please refer to this article.
Message Edited by KokChoy-CL on 06-01-2009 02:26 PM

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Hey Guys,
As I get deeper into how to improve the sound on my Gigaworks S750 I'm starting to experiment with proper speaker placement.
So far, I have the four floor stands for the side and rear channels.
And going by the book I have the side channels slightly past and behind where my ears are, and they are pointed toward each other, and not directly at my ears.
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Is this how they are supposed to be? Or should the sides be right at my ear level and right to either side of my ears? Same with the rears? Should they be angled in toward my ears at my seating position?
The diagram in my manual doesn't seem to indicate that the speakers get angled toward the listener except the front center above the monitor.
But other sites all seem to want the speakers angled at the listener, unless these Creatives are doing something different to create the surround sound field?
Here's an industry diagram vs. the Creative manual.
Creative diagram for Gigaworks S750, unfortunately I can't scale it up larger, but refer to page 6 by scrolling down in the manual located at the link below.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/14711901/C...ks-S750-Manual
So which is the most optimal for my speakers? I'm using option A for my setup in the Creative Manual right now, but just want to know what I should be doing to have the sound setup correct for these speakers.
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Hi Faisal
Try looking in the forum
Successful Repair of s750 with blown Fuse
, there is a wealth of info in there all you have to do is look through the pages

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I have found this to be a problem in CC at one of the places I work.
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