FAQ & GSX 1200 Pro

FAQ GUIDE
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1. My audio sounds canny, thin or muffled and the 7.1 Surround Sound is bad
Make sure that you have picked the main audio end, and not the communication end point as
main audio end point. This would lead you to hearing everything in audio.
To fix this please set the main audio as the default audio device, and your communication
audio as the default communication device.
2. I am unable to set my main audio device to 24bit
To be able to set the default format to 24bit 96khz, you must set the device to stereo, not 7.1
Surround Sound. This is due to the USB interface not being able to send out 8 channels of full
24bit audio.
3. My device is unresponsive/freezes
Try disconnecting and reconnecting the device. Please also check the website whether there
are any firmware updates available.
If this does not fix the issue follow the user guide to completely un-/reinstall the GSX 1000
or GSX 1200 Pro on your device.
4. Even though the volume is turned all the way down it is not muted completely
There might be communication issues with the Windows Operating System that can lead to
the volume not muting on zero volume. Turning it up one step will mute the device
completely.
5. There are a lot of breaks in the audio, and it sounds “laggy”
Please make sure that there are not too many USB devices connected to the same main hub
on your computer. The USB interface has a limited bandwidth, and exceeding it may lead to
errors in the audio. Especially external hard drives that transfer big data files on the same
USB hub could cause issues.
6. I am unable to hear 7.1 Surround Sound in the Windows Media Player (or similar player)
Be aware that the Windows Media Player does natively not support 7.1 Surround Sound. You
might be able to find a codec that enables it. We have good experience with the K-Lite codec
pack, but cannot guarantee that it will work for you.
7. The VLC player is switching around my sound sources
The VLC player seems to be mapping the surround sound channels differently than other
media players do. This means that sounds that should be played on the left side will be played
on the right side, and vice versa. We recommend trying another player.
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GSX 1000 & GSX 1200 Pro

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