Creative Releases the Sound Blaster G3 USB DAC Amp (for Gaming Consoles)

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Can someone Confirm: Can PS4Pro output 5.1 or 7.1 trough USB port or Just stereo? I heard rumors that just stereo BUT how then all Sony Brand PS4 headsets work? I have sony premium that supports virtual 7.1 and 3D audio. What about Switch? Is it stereo only or can output 5.1/7.1?
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Can someone Confirm: Can PS4Pro output 5.1 or 7.1 trough USB port or Just stereo? I heard rumors that just stereo BUT how then all Sony Brand PS4 headsets work? I have sony premium that supports virtual 7.1 and 3D audio. What about Switch? Is it stereo only or can output 5.1/7.1?
It is a stereo signal. Virtual 7.1 and 3Daudio is basically resampled, in stereo things are recorded right and left, in the real world although a sound might be dominate to one side the other ear picks up on the sound at a slightly different time and pitch, the resample uses this time difference to create 3D audio.
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It is a stereo signal. Virtual 7.1 and 3Daudio is basically resampled, in stereo things are recorded right and left, in the real world although a sound might be dominate to one side the other ear picks up on the sound at a slightly different time and pitch, the resample uses this time difference to create 3D audio.
Is this a pure Bandwidth issue? Maybe Sony only allows their own hardware to get 7.1 from USB is it possible? On PC a USB 2.0 Port outputs 7.1 in 32Bit/192Hz [I have Sound Blaster X3], so it should have enough bandwidth. Whats going on here?
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How is Creative still in business? Seriously. How are they making money?
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RealNC:

How is Creative still in business? Seriously. How are they making money?
Exactly what I was thinking... motherboard onboard sound has come a long way and generally is more than enough for most people.