I don’t have any experience with virtual surround, but I do have a potential alternative if you don’t get it figured out.
If the games you play have a headphone mode, try it. That typically gets a pretty good virtual surround effect. As for improving sound quality, check out the AutoEQ project on GitHub. I got some cheap $20 Monoprice headphones that sound like they’re $150 or better when using the correct profile from AutoEQ.
Here in the South the store brands are coming from the same processor as the ones that cost 3x. Check the codes by the date that are used for traceability.
I was really sad when I had to stop streaming Austrian Death Machine.
It’s recommended to let Windows check NTFS drives, but there’s ntfsfix for those that live dangerously.
Firefox can allow plugins in private mode. I only mentioned private mode because it ensures you’re not logged in anywhere.
AdNauseum plugin combined with VPN and private browser mode.
It’s an ad blocker that clicks everything.
That reminded me of this old thing.
MegaMan X.
It’s nice to play a game you know so well that you shoot at everything before it appears.
I used dalnet around 2000 or so. Hung out in #speaker’s_corner quite a bit.
386SX 33mhz overclocked to 40mhz 4mb ram 650mb hd Cirrus Logic VGA card Windows 3.1 No sound card or modem.
In 1998.