2015-10-06, 04:11
So here's another thread about some audio issues. In short, I can't get DTS-HD/DolbyTHD to bitstream to my AVR.
Here's my current setup:
Windows 10
Kodi 15.1
HTPC w/ Intel Graphics 4000 (updated drivers)
HDMI out to a Classe Sigma SSP AVR
In the Windows sound settings, I do indeed see Dolby TrueHD & DTS-HD both supported by the AVR.
Kodi is set to passthru via WASAPI and all formats enabled. Speaker config is set to 7.1 with WASAPI being the primary sound output interface as well.
When I go to play an mkv with one of the associated formats, a few things happen:
Dolby TrueHD: Dolby TrueHD appears on my AVR, but with no bitrate associated and no audio.
DTS-MA: DTS-MA appears on the AVR, but with '2.0' and no associated bitrate and again no audio.
In both situations, if I 'fast-forward' the video I get a horrid static output until I stop the video. All other formats- Dolby, DTS, etc passthru just fine.
The only way I can get it to 'work' is if I disable passthru and then outputs PCM 7.1 @ 48khz to the AVR.
I've downloaded MonInfo and confirmed that the AVR is indeed reporting both formats
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Here's my current setup:
Windows 10
Kodi 15.1
HTPC w/ Intel Graphics 4000 (updated drivers)
HDMI out to a Classe Sigma SSP AVR
In the Windows sound settings, I do indeed see Dolby TrueHD & DTS-HD both supported by the AVR.
Kodi is set to passthru via WASAPI and all formats enabled. Speaker config is set to 7.1 with WASAPI being the primary sound output interface as well.
When I go to play an mkv with one of the associated formats, a few things happen:
Dolby TrueHD: Dolby TrueHD appears on my AVR, but with no bitrate associated and no audio.
DTS-MA: DTS-MA appears on the AVR, but with '2.0' and no associated bitrate and again no audio.
In both situations, if I 'fast-forward' the video I get a horrid static output until I stop the video. All other formats- Dolby, DTS, etc passthru just fine.
The only way I can get it to 'work' is if I disable passthru and then outputs PCM 7.1 @ 48khz to the AVR.
I've downloaded MonInfo and confirmed that the AVR is indeed reporting both formats
Any help would be greatly appreciated.