Unless you really screw up some settings which it looks like you didn't do and semi-versed in knowing what you're doing. There isn't much you can do because 98% of the quality will be the headphones and the DAC. I very much appreciate any help I can get, so thanks in advance to anyone who is willing to sacrifice their time to help me out! I know it doesn't need to be that high, but is there any downsides to keeping it at maximum? In Windows audio settings I have disabled all sound effects for my headphones and I've chosen the highest bitrate which is 32 bit 192 KHz. Should 'Matrix Encoding' be set to 'None', 'Dolby Pro Logic' or 'Dolby Pro Logic II'? Should I enable LFE Mix and if so, what would be the best value for it? I've tried adding LFE mix (by default it's at 0) since my headphones can produce quite low frequencies. Looking for recommendations to get the best possible audio experience while watching movies. My questions regard these audio settings overall.

Center mix and surround mix levels are at default which is 0.71. In the 'Mixing' I have enabled mixing and selected output speaker configuration as stereo. In 'Audio decoder' settings the 'Audio settings' tab is at default. In MPC-HC 'Audio switcher' I have enabled the built in audio switcher, normalize and regain volume options. They have a low impedance of 32 ohms (though I still use highest amplification from Realtek audio control, I use on board audio which sounds pretty good, though I know my audio would be better with a dedicated sound card for example).

I use Beyerdynamic MMX 300 2nd gen headphones with my PC. One thing left for me to do is the audio settings. Right now everything regarding video seems to be as good as it gets with my knowledge about things regarding video. I've managed to setup MPC-HC with madVR quite well with a lot of headaches along the way. Hey! I use my Windows 10 PC to watch movies from my TV.

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