2.1 speakers configuration under Windows 7

[flashandpan007]

Be sure to use MPC-BE

Media Player Classic is dead:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli/
https://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli2/

MPC-HC is dead:
https://mpc-hc.org/
https://nightly.mpc-hc.org/

MPC-BE is very active
https://sourceforge.net/p/mpcbe/code/commit_browser

[sheppaul]

You need to enable LEF redirection and make sure it's built-in function which is not working with external filters.

[flashandpan007]

You need to enable LEF redirection and make sure it's built-in function which is not working with external filters.

What player are you referring to?
"LEF" - Do you mean "LFE"?

The thread starter moved to MPC-BE

[raffriff42]

>there is no 2.1 speakers configuration to choose

"2.1" speakers are not actually "2.1" from the point of view of the computer - they are "2.0" aka "stereo" because they have a stereo input connection.

A ’’real’’ 2.1 speaker system would have a separate input connection for the subwoofer, the way 5.1 and 7.1 systems do.

Internally, the subwoofer signal is separated from the stereo signal with filtering; so in that sense they are 2.1 - but your media player still thinks it is stereo.

[flashandpan007]

Yeah, just look at Audio settings in MPC-BE.

[pandy]

Follow raffriff42 advice.
Please provide information how this speaker set is connected to your PC - if there is only 1 cable going from computer then you have 2.0 connection not 2.1 - 2.1 assume that you have separate signal going to sub amplifier. I assume that Logitech S-220 is 2.0 set and 2.1 is created inside amplifier of the Logitech S-220 - change settings to 2.0 and verify if your bass is better.