[kris1208]

Hello, here is the log of kodi.
https://paste.ubuntu.com/24207514/

[kris1208]

Up, pas ne news ?

[helta]

We need a debug log of you actually trying to play a file. I don't see that in your log.

[kris1208]

I posted the log that I have in kodi following the debug option, missing things? I have to do some manipulation? If so I do not know what.

[helta]

Turn on debug logging, start a movie with a DTS track on it. Stop the movie. Close Kodi. Upload the new debug log.

[nickr]

No, start debugging, Restart kodi, play dts movie, stop, upload log

[kris1208]

Hello, here is the log off kodi :
https://paste.ubuntu.com/24252299/
thank

[jjd-uk]

What appeared on your AVR when you played that file? not too familiar with audio on Linux but looks like it could be sending AC3.

[kris1208]

Like on the screenshots, plzII, but never the DTS when I had the DTS display on kodi16.

[jjd-uk]

Will move this thread to the Linux forum to see if it gets attention from the Linux gurus there.

[nanouk76]

Funny but I had what I think was a similar problem. DTS logo would not show on the AVR whereas it used to in Kodi 16.1. It would stubbornly show AC3 because I had the transcoding option on. No matter what I tried it just did not work. Turns out I decided to delete guisettings.xml and restarted Kodi. Now everything is fine and the DTS logo appears again.
Just try that and see what happens.

[kris1208]

Thanks for the help, I have several files, I delete the one that it repertoire?

[nanouk76]

Thanks for the help, I have several files, I delete the one that it repertoire?

Just guisettings.xml in the userdata folder
Que le fichier guisettings.xml qui se trouve dans le dossier userdata.

[kris1208]

Well, I deleted the file but it did nothing, I also have a file named guisettings.xml.restored I do not know what it is.

[Derek]

you have disabled pulseaudio etc i presume?