Stereo output from multiple jacks on Titanium?

[HatRix]

Can I use the 'surround'/'rear'/'sub' jacks on the card to output Stereo signal in 2.0 mode (as extra to the 'front' jack)? Or is there any other way or mode in the Creative Audio Panel to do this? I'm using Windows 7. Can anyone test this? I don't have the card yet. Please can anyone test this? I really need to know this. And please do reply what’s the result about this research.

[Shikamaru Nara]

I want to connect:
- PC-Speakerset (for listening music from pc)
- Receiver (for listening music in another room)
- TV (to get audio signal when watching movies from PC without the need to switch the audio-output to HDMI in Windows 7(Really annoying audio system that Vista-Windows7 uses).
I don't want to use jack splitters because it compromise the audio quality

[Beothuk]

Let me break it down for you.
1. Stereo signals play through the Front L/R channels only.
2. The software does not allow you to direct audio output to the rear channels. There is a CMSS feature to create a virtual surround but it may not be what you wanted because it's just an upmix of the stereo sound.
3. The sound card does not have HDMI connection.
I am sorry but that is beyond what the sound card can do. I will take note of your suggestion but whether it gets implemented or not is beyond me.

[Fox28]

I encountered the same problem - how to get 2 rear stereo outputs. The situation is the same - Speakers for PC and home theater. I did not want to receive the deterioration of sound quality when using the adapter on 2 outputs. There converter which converts the signal from SPDIF to analog stereo, but it costs approx 150US, which is comparable to the cost of your sound card. Of course the lack of programmatic support to change the output on the rear panel that has long been a Realtek, once again shows how the company Creative applies to buyers of its products, however, as no new drivers for Win 7.