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Updated Asus Xonar AE (markdown)

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@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Plugging into the Headphones jack and putting Sonic Studio Headphones mode will
1. Open up the subscreen, go to Sound option, and use the headphone volume buttons at the bottom to change the volume for each player.
> [!NOTE]
> According to the cabinet manual, center out is used for the bass platform and the woofers.
> According to the cabinet manual, `center` out is used for the bass platform and the woofers.
> [!TIP]
> For the headphone volume controls to work, make sure you do not enable the `Increase Game Volume` patch, because the point of that hex edit is to bypass any volume limiting done by the game, which makes the headphone volume control not work! The unfortunate downside is that it might be a bit quiet, since a real cabinet uses a custom amplifier for both speakers and headphones. You may need to mess with impedance settings in Sonic Studio for headphones, or get an additional amplifier.
@@ -103,8 +103,8 @@ In SpiceCfg, leave `-sdvxasio` as blank. The game will try to use ASIO first, an
* For KFC, press `7` to increase the volume and `1` to decrease the volume - the same keys you bound for entering the PIN. This only works after you selected a mode.
* For UFC, on the subscreen, go to Options, and tap on the volume adjust buttons.
> [!NOTE]
> Yes, it's true that real VM cabinets use more than just front two channels for speakers (side, center channels). Feel free to experiment with other output jacks.
> [!NOTE]
> According to the VM cabinet manual, `side` out is used for lower left/right speakers, and `center` out for the woofer.
# Troubleshooting