Dolby Ac3 Codec Windows 10

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Dolby Laboratories, Inc. and Microsoft Corporation announced today that Dolby Audio is selected to be a part of the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system and will be natively supported by the new Microsoft Edge browser for the playback of web-based content as well as accessible by third-party Windows Store apps. Users of Microsoft Windows 10 PCs and tablets will enjoy Dolby quality audio experiences through Windows entertainment apps and through Microsoft Edge.
Dolby Audio (supporting Dolby Digital Plus) will be available in x86 Windows 10 PCs and tablets for playback of movies, TV shows, and videos with crisp, clear dialogue and greater detail of sounds. Windows 7 and 8 users may upgrade to Windows 10 for free and continue to experience Dolby quality audio consistently across headphones, built-in PC and tablet speakers, or connected home theater systems. Microsoft Edge will be the first browser to leverage the Dolby Digital Plus decoder on the Windows 10 operating system, enabling online content providers to enrich the entertainment experiences of millions of Internet users globally with Dolby Audio.
'We are excited about the collaboration and partnership with Microsoft and share in the commitment to providing the best entertainment experiences possible to consumers across a wide range of devices in the Windows 10 ecosystem,' said John Couling, Senior Vice President, E-Media Business Group, Dolby Laboratories. 'With the launch of Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge in nearly 200 countries, Dolby and Microsoft will enable better user experiences with high-quality audio that is robust, consistent, and at a scale necessary for the large Windows ecosystem.'
'At Microsoft, we are committed to delivering the richest, most immersive, entertainment experiences with Windows 10,' said David Treadwell, Corporate Vice President, Operating Systems Group, Microsoft. 'With Dolby Audio incorporated into the Windows 10 platform and Microsoft Edge, content providers will be able to deliver their content with superior sound in Dolby Audio for a wide range of Windows 10 based PCs and tablets.'
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34 Commentson Microsoft Selects Dolby Audio for Windows 10

AC3Filter 2.6.0b Released: 2013-04-05 FFMPEG updated to v1.1.4 Use FFMPEG for AAC decoding (should be less crashes because faad bugs). SPDIF/AC3 encoder: encode 5.1 with back channels (used by flac for instance) like 5.1 with side channels (standard for ac3). Dolby Ac3 Codec Windows 10 Free AC3Filter is a high quality free audio decoder and processor filter. It allows media players to playback movies with AC3 and DTS audio tracks. Also it can process any audio track, much of processing options allows to adjust the sound in almost any way.

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Dolby Ac3 Codec Windows 10 64-bit

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I don't care about frigin Dolby. I want proper hardware accelerated audio with all the fancy proper effects back. Oh and so gaming operating system and we have worse game audio than freaking 15+ years ago...