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XBMC, Platform: Mac OS X (11.0.0 AppleTV2,1). Built on May 15 2011 (Git:20110515-8b3a9fc)

I have a couple of questions about the log files and some errors I am getting. Since I am only posting snippets I will do this here, but if full logs are required I will post on pastebin.

Anyway, I am using a nightly build as detailed above.
First question:

Code:
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138653696   DEBUG: Error: Requested setting (videoscreen.screenmode) was not found.  It must be case-sensitive
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138653696  NOTICE: Checking resolution 12

This, I don't think is particularly affecting anything, but is there a way to get rid of the error?

Second part is related to audio. When XBMC starts up I am given the following information:

Code:
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792  NOTICE: Getting hardware information now...
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792    INFO: Using digital output
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792    INFO: AC3 pass through is enabled
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792    INFO: DTS pass through is enabled
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792    INFO: AAC pass through is disabled
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792    INFO: MP1 pass through is disabled
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792    INFO: MP2 pass through is disabled
09:50:39 T:195010560 M:138657792    INFO: MP3 pass through is disabled
Is this because of seatbelt / deliberate?

I am having a few issues with sound in mkv's but I know there are known issues. However I am also finding that something is crashing my sound completely in XBMC meaning that when I start playback of anything there is no sound (cannot tell previously as there is no navigation sounds) so I quite XBMC and go to ATV itself and there is no sound either meaning I have to pull the plug.

I haven't spotted anything in the logs (even when debugging) - anyone had similar experience with that?

Thanks in advance for your time.