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DC5800
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

It seems that the DC5800 is using the Analog Devices - AD1884JCPZ intrgrated circut.  My research indicated that the chip puts out S/PDIF.  I do not see any option with my current audio driver to use S/PDIF in the sound output dialogue.  Is there a way to use S/PDIF on this machine?  I have a nice DAC I would love to use.

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There are several ways to achieve spdif output from your dc5800.

1. Use a hdmi > spdif connector, if you have a dedicated videocard ( like the AMD HD 6450 I have installed) and use the audio output from this card. Hdmi audio should be activated in 'audio devices' and you may have to check bios settings as well.

2. Buy a cheap low profiles soundcard from Asus (Sonar series) or Creative (X-fi) that support spdif output.

3. You could buy or diy a spdif output bracket and connect the header with a cable, like these:

 

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http://www.avsforum.com/forum/76-htpc-linux-chat/997533-howto-make-coax-spdif-output-bracket.htmlimage.jpg

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And another one:

 

http://www.shophobbies.com

 

 

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