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I think this might highlight the issue, since Computer A doesn't have the audio ports to support 5.1 it may not be possible to set Computer A to 5.1 (I can do it in some programs like AC3Filter while videos are playing, or in the media player itself, but Computer A's playback device as a windows system will not set to 5.1 since it does not detect 5.1. Thanks for the ideas, but it doesn't seem to work (but it may not be possible). I might just put in a video switcher to put Compu

Awesome, thank you.

Using Multiplicity on several computers, but recently upgraded to a 5.1 surround sound system, the audio only comes through on the left and right speakers. Computer A is the master computer that runs the keyboard/mouse, but I have it's audio sharing to Computer B with the 5.1 surround sound system. The 5.1 surround sound works by itself with media on Computer B. Multiplicity does not really have any options. Computer A does not have the additional audio ports