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Can connect to JBL LSR305?
Either mixer or sound interface with XLR/TRS interface.
Like Focusrite 2i4
Can connect to JBL LSR305?
Either mixer or sound interface with XLR/TRS interface.
Like Focusrite 2i4
already explored this option but I try not to go for internal PCI-e soundcard cos my system quite old already. Right now closest only ASUS Xonar U5/U7 external USB fits but no DTS Connect I think.
I tried to install Realtek driver hack but my onboard soundcard doesn't seems to support DTS Connect and DDL even though the hacked driver correctly showed these surround options.
I’ve tried Focusrite... doesn’t sound good.. even audient id4 sounds better.. any good interface recommendation for xlr/trs?
Budget?
Maybe can try mixer like Yamaha AG06.
Take note, these are studio monitor speaker.
Studio monitor sound quality depend on source so poor quality the sound won't be that good.
Else you have to consider other setup like Edifier bookshelf speakers.
Can connect to JBL LSR305?

Creative got external one like X-fi surround 5.1 pro.
But only support for Dolby Digital Live.
Creative might have lose the license for DTS Live so there isn't one soundcard with this software.
DTS live is intended for use with supported soundcard.
I've got the lsrs during the promo so anything more than $200 i suppose would be more expensive than the speakers.. best if can below $200![]()
I would prefer DTS Connect as it is more "generally supported" as Dolby Digital Live is "lesser supported". I'm not sure which one works effectively for me on my Logitech ch5.1 z906 so would prefer something that consists of both surround format type to play safe. My usage mainly consists of Youtube Live streams and videos as well as Toggle Mediacorp 8.
While the z906 can create 3D surround stereo from the 2ch PCM audio stream via optical on my onboard sound but it doesn't always work on certain sources like Toggle and some YT streams so I hope the DTS Connect/DDL can upmix and create the surround.
Cheaper one usually are just basic one.
Can try Yamaha AG03 below $200.

Dolby Audio these days are widely use than DTS. Very hard to find soundcard with DTS unless go for old soundcard.
You can try getting either a external or internal soundcard to connect to Z906.
Use the three 3.5mm pole to ensure that the speaker is running on 5.1 than optical.
Creative soundcard got feature like virtual surround, clear diagloue and etc.
Whatever source you play will be in 5.1.
Opt time for you to invest in such soundcard.
Moi budget $200 can get what model?
As mentioned internal soundcard is out of question and there not much choices for external USB ones. The internal DAC on z906 sounds good, I tried the three 3.5mm cable on my onboard sound and it sounds really awful.
Thinking of hooting this and see https://www.aliexpress.com/item/HDM...AC-rush-4K-2K-HDMI-Extractor/32893654573.html