Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version [archive]

DooGie said:

It's normal for Realtek to release so many updates, sometimes it's three releases in a week. Trouble is they never release changelogs.

to be honest i thought realtek releases drivers every few years because there website site sucks hard and has nothing, last driver was 2015. I found this website when trying to find the latest drivers.

JaKSLaP said:

to be honest i thought realtek releases drivers every few years because there website site sucks hard and has nothing, last driver was 2015. I found this website when trying to find the latest drivers.

Everything is released Via Windows Update in Windows 10, (all drivers after AU need a Digital Cert. -WHQL) that's why the Drivers on the Realtek Site are still June 2015.........but they are available many other places too including here

Hey guys,
After getting the recent Windows 10 anniversary update, I lost some HDMI audio functionality out of my Nvidia Gt430 sound card. Prior to the update, my sound card would play DTS-MA and True-HD codecs no problem. Now they wont play nor will they show up under the supported formats tab under the particular audio device my HDMI out is connected through? Any suggestions? Do these latest Realtek drivers have any effect or just the Nvidia ones? I have all of the latest nvidia drivers.

Bigbwb said:

Hey guys,
After getting the recent Windows 10 anniversary update, I lost some HDMI audio functionality out of my Nvidia Gt430 sound card. Prior to the update, my sound card would play DTS-MA and True-HD codecs no problem. Now they wont play nor will they show up under the supported formats tab under the particular audio device my HDMI out is connected through? Any suggestions? Do these latest Realtek drivers have any effect or just the Nvidia ones? I have all of the latest nvidia drivers.

HDMI Audio would be the NVidia High Def. Audio output , not the Realtek High Def.Audio Driver.

Nvidia did have AU and non AU Drivers a few versions ago but they are now single again 372.90 is the latest.

The 400 series is still supported by the latest Nvidia Drivers so should be okay...

this is the 64bit version

Drivers | GeForce

32bit version

Drivers | GeForce

Kbird said:

HDMI Audio would be the NVidia High Def. Audio output , not the Realtek High Def.Audio Driver.

Nvidia did have AU and non AU Drivers a few versions ago but they are now single again 372.90 is the latest.

The 400 series is still supported by the latest Nvidia Drivers so should be okay...

this is the 64bit version

Drivers | GeForce

32bit version

Drivers | GeForce

Thanks! I did try that Nvidia driver after I experienced the issue but still those particular codecs will not play or show up in supported formats tab???

Is it likely that Nvidia will fix the issue in an upcoming release?

Bigbwb said:

Thanks! I did try that Nvidia driver after I experienced the issue but still those particular codecs will not play or show up in supported formats tab???

Is it likely that Nvidia will fix the issue in an upcoming release?

Ask on the Nvidia Forums ...M$ removed support for a number of Codecs in Win10AU , which is why many had issues with there Webcams, but I am not familar with your issue sorry. PErhaps you need an older Driver ? not a newer one?

KB.

Kbird said:

Ask on the Nvidia Forums ...M$ removed support for a number of Codecs in Win10AU , which is why many had issues with there Webcams, but I am not familar with your issue sorry. PErhaps you need an older Driver ? not a newer one?

KB.

Very interesting! I will pop over onto the Nvidia forums and post my question to see what others have experienced or done about it.

Darn MS and their updates