2013-01-27, 04:48
Hi all, first time posting here, but a long time user,
I am concerned with the changes to the way audio devices are handled in the Frodo RC3
I use xbmc as my main media player on my pc, I have 2 audio devices, a 5.1 surround system and a pair of 7.1 wireless headphones,
with previous versions of xbmc I was able to change between these devices by means of changing the default audio device within windows, I even wrote scripts for this, so all i had to do is run my script, a single click to change between these devices
now you seem to have uncoupled xbmc from the windows defaults, meaning that i need to stop what i am watching to navigate the menus, its frustrating
now i udnerstand the reasons behind having in program settings, but can i suggest that you have a third setting that sticks with the previous way of handling this?
I am concerned with the changes to the way audio devices are handled in the Frodo RC3
I use xbmc as my main media player on my pc, I have 2 audio devices, a 5.1 surround system and a pair of 7.1 wireless headphones,
with previous versions of xbmc I was able to change between these devices by means of changing the default audio device within windows, I even wrote scripts for this, so all i had to do is run my script, a single click to change between these devices
now you seem to have uncoupled xbmc from the windows defaults, meaning that i need to stop what i am watching to navigate the menus, its frustrating
now i udnerstand the reasons behind having in program settings, but can i suggest that you have a third setting that sticks with the previous way of handling this?