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Topics started by EnixLHQ

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EnixLHQ
posted in Razer Support

Game Location in "Link Game" is Wrong, can't update it

Apologies if this has been addressed somewhere, I couldn't find anything after a lot of searching. When trying to link a game to a Synapse profile, I see the game I want listed. However, it's pointing at the launcher for the game, and not the game exe itself. I have tried to manually add the game by going to "Don't see your game?" and clicking ADD, and then navigating to the game's exe, but it does not add a new entry to the games list or update the existing wrong entry. The game in question is Genshin Impact. It's currently pointing to C:\\Program Files\\Genshin Impact\\launcher.exe. On my system, the actual game file is D:\\Program Files\\Genshin Impact\\Genshin Impact Game\\GenshinImpact.exe. The problem is that when the launcher is launched Synapse correctly sees it and activates the profile associated with the game. However, when the game itself is launched via the launcher, the launcher closes and the game instance starts, and as a result, the profile switches back to the def

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3 years ago
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EnixLHQ
posted in Razer Support

Leviathan Best Connection Settings

I have been allll over the internet and no one (even reviewers) really gets into how to connect this thing to a PC for the best virtual surround. They just gloss over it, or just connect it and call it good. I have this external sound card: Sound Blaster Omni Surround 5.1 It is capable of analog output up to 5.1 channels, but only through dedicated LR/C-Sub/LR Surround connections. It has SPDIF out. This is capable of digital 2-Channel 16/24bit 48k/96k Hz or Dolby Digital Live. It can further narrow down a receiver's available formats from DTS Audio, Dolby Digital, and MS WMA Pro Audio. This is on Windows 10, so there's also Spatial Audio available. And I have the Razer Leviathan, which has the Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic II, and Dolby Virtual Speaker formats. My question is what is the best way to connect the two? I've been assuming that since the SPDIF can carry Dolby Digital Live, I should use that. That means setting my primary audio device as SPDIF, going into its Propert

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3 years ago

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