[gucki76]

Dear all,

I have recently successfully installed XBMC live on a SD card using the Acer Aspire Revo (Intel Atom with NVIDIA Ion). I use HDMI audio output to a Yamaha AV receiver.

Everything works really nice; however, I have one severe problem: XBMC plays mp3 files about 10% too fast, which is really annoying. This is not the case for videos. I have read that this may be connected to the 44.1kHz to 48kHz issue, but I am not sure.

Is this a common problem? How can this be solved?

Best regards

Gucki76

[Haggy]

use "plug:hdmi" as default output device, not just "hdmi"

[gucki76]

thank you - I will try this.

[gucki76]

Thank you - the problem with the speed has been solved by "plg:hdmi".

However, there is now a new problem: if I try to switch to the next song, the systems tells that it "failed to intialize the audio device". I have to wait until the play of the current song is stopped and then I can switch to the next one.

Best regards

Gucki76

[gsrigg]

Haggy - thanks! Solved my problem with SPDIF! As per this thread:

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=53076

gucki - might be something in the thread above that helps you, not sure. But covers my wrestling with ALSA and XBMC and digital audio....

Cheers,
~G

[thecheekymonkey]

cheers, solved it for me too on the aver revo!

[skeezer]

use "plug:hdmi" as default output device, not just "hdmi"

Worked for me on ASRock 320 - Thanks

[spencers]

BIG THANK YOU!

Definitely solved my problem on my acer revo.

My roommate with perfect pitch came in as I was listening to some classical music in A... Immediately said something was wrong.

[AlFakher1987]

The "Plug:HDMI" didnt work on my Acer Revo. What to do?

[Haggy]

it is case-sensitive: plug:hdmi - not Plug:HDMI

[AlFakher1987]

it is case-sensitive: plug:hdmi - not Plug:HDMI

I cannot write in small letters in aeon-skin

[Hannes The Hun]

I cannot write in small letters in aeon-skin

switch to PM3, make the chances, switch back to aeon

[Devon]

I realize I'm digging up an old thread here but I'm having exactly the same problem using HDMI. I've tried setting Audio Output to "custom" plug:hdmi but upon restart there is no sound. I have options like ATI HDA HDMI or HDMI

At the top I can choose between Analog, SPDIF, or HDMI, this is set at HDMI of course, as that is what I'm using.

Like the OP I'm using XBMC Live