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- Ja4220 - 2010-09-27 Oh the only thing I am not so sure about (well thats not true. I'm not sure about most things I have done) but in the asound.conf there is a section on Bindings which I left untouched, as I am not sure what they are. So it is possible that they might need to be updated as well... - Ja4220 - 2010-09-27 Looks like I am back to the drawing board. Just discovered a new problem. MP3 soundtracks and music files won't play. Give a failed to initialise error... That causes a rather large problem hahaha - Ja4220 - 2010-09-27 Looks like I am back to the drawing board. Just discovered a new problem. MP3 soundtracks and music files won't play. Give a failed to initialise error... That causes a rather large problem hahaha This was working prior to making these changes... Could it be something in the HD-Intel.conf Hmmm I shall start tinkering.... Is that HD-Intel.conf file always present? what would happen if I deleted it... Edit: Well it appears it is only some mp3's. Some of my movies are working but haven't found a music MP3 that works yet. Success... for now.. - Ja4220 - 2010-09-28 I think I have solved the problem. I tried playing a variety of MP3 files with the debug log on. It turned out that the ones that were playing were 48000 kbps. So I looked at the 2 files and saw all the references to rate 48000 in the asound.conf. So I removed all of those and it started to work again. So i checked that zone 2 was working on all files simultaneously with the main room (i.e hdmi and analog output). Check! Played a variety of MP3 files of varying bitrates. Check! Played some 5.1 AAC files to check for correct speaker mapping. Check! I don't have system sounds at the moment though as I commented out that section at some stage on the asound.conf and can't be bothered changing it back. And they were bugging me anyway. But the strange thing is that I am now running the standard HDA-Intel.conf file (I got it off a Dharma Beta 2 install I had on an SD card to see if it had fixed the mapping issue) and it seems to be fine.. for now... - Flomaster - 2010-09-28 Ja4220, are you saying that you just did like this Code: pcm.dmix-analog { just put a # in front of every 4800 in the config file? -=Jason=- - Ja4220 - 2010-09-28 Jason, Essentially yes. I actually just did a find and replace where I found rate 48000 and replaced it with nothing. It seems to be working with everything... so far... Are you having any luck with it? - Flomaster - 2010-09-28 I have yet to try your config.I am going to try tonight when I get home - Flomaster - 2010-09-29 Ja4220, I just tested out your file while it does work for mp3 and aac it didn't for me with DTS and Dolby Digital I got a terrible hissing sound. also my emulators no longer had sound. also my amp displayed PCM for every audio source... I just commented out every where that had 4800 in it like you said. I did not try it out with out doing that though. but for MP3 and AAC the dual audio was working. -=Jason=- - Ja4220 - 2010-09-29 Ok. Let me think about this. Quote: Ja4220, I just tested out your file while it does work for mp3 and aac it didn't for me with DTS and Dolby Digital I got a terrible hissing sound.Firstly DTS and DD would be on HDMI pass through so wouldn't work through analog. This suits me fine as I only have movies in DTS or DD and if I am watching a movie I am not sitting outside on the deck. That said I tested a DD 5.1 movie and it worked fine on my amp and Zone 2 was silent (obviously as there is nothing being passed to the audio output devices) Can't explain your hissing noise sorry. Quote:also my amp displayed PCM for every audio source...As does mine for sources that are being output (as opposed to Passed through). Is this bad? ( I was just happy it was working) Anyway, hope it is helpful in some way. Like I said I have just been using the original file as a building block. The original poster (Chris80) makes mention of 5.1 being converted to AC3 for SPDIF. It may also do it for HDMI, although I would assume that would show differently on my amp..... maybe.... - thevinz - 2011-02-20 Thanks a lot. I spend many hours to fix my sound. And because your tips it works now on my Asus EB1012. - BLKMGK - 2011-03-12 thevinz Wrote:Thanks a lot. I spend many hours to fix my sound. And because your tips it works now on my Asus EB1012. ^^^^ This - on a Zotac MAG running 10.10 after pulling my hair out for hours. I am now also doing the same thing on an ASROCK 330. Much thanks for having sorted this! - mlmc - 2011-04-23 Finally.. AAC5.1 working as Multi-PCM on my AVR. Great job! One question mark though.. I tried some video clip with mp3 (2CH) audio, and the AVR tried to emulate some multichannel stereo. Would be nice if .mp3 (2CH) worked the same way, multi-pcm but only the two fronts playing. Is this possible? - thethirdnut - 2011-04-24 mlmc Wrote:Finally.. AAC5.1 working as Multi-PCM on my AVR. The PCM --> stereo only mapping might be something you can tweak on your receiver. I believe my Denon AVR-3808 handles 5.1, 7.1 and 2.0 [from FLAC] PCM correctly, however, I vaguely recall options for stereo mapping to all channels in there somewhere as well. - earlneath - 2011-05-18 Can anyone advise whether this will work with Maverick / Natty or alternatively whether it is now part of the current Live build? - thethirdnut - 2011-05-18 I have both Lucid [10.04] + Maverick [10.10] installs working successfully. Natty will depend on when the PPA's are ready. |