2010-01-11, 05:16
For some reason, when a video is playing and I do a seek - the audio gets out of sync.It's *REALLY* bad is the file has a Dolby Digital track.
Has anyone seen these?
Thanks
For some reason, when a video is playing and I do a seek - the audio gets out of sync.It's *REALLY* bad is the file has a Dolby Digital track.
Has anyone seen these?
Thanks
2010-01-11, 06:38
Ok, After a little testing - if I set my audio to analog it doesn't do it.
If I set it to Digital - it does (sorta).
I did a clean install and it sometimes won't use my audio driver (it's nvidia HDMI - I've seen other users with issues there so I'll look at that).
Anyway - I have a 9.11b2 in my bedroom and it works perfectly. However - it's doing analog audio only.
So this is for sure related to digital.
If I set it to Digital - it does (sorta).
I did a clean install and it sometimes won't use my audio driver (it's nvidia HDMI - I've seen other users with issues there so I'll look at that).
Anyway - I have a 9.11b2 in my bedroom and it works perfectly. However - it's doing analog audio only.
So this is for sure related to digital.
2010-01-11, 07:50
Ok, this is interesting:
My motherboard (this is a small acer machine) had two audio devices. Nvidia and Realtek.
By disabling the realtek - my audio works and seeking is fine (so far)...
Also, my MKV files would report "failed to initialize audio device". However, when I disabled the realtek - It played correctly.
My motherboard (this is a small acer machine) had two audio devices. Nvidia and Realtek.
By disabling the realtek - my audio works and seeking is fine (so far)...
Also, my MKV files would report "failed to initialize audio device". However, when I disabled the realtek - It played correctly.
2010-01-11, 09:54
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=42708
Keep it in mind in the future, you could help in solving your problem and, maybe, the same problem for others.
Keep it in mind in the future, you could help in solving your problem and, maybe, the same problem for others.
