2009-10-14, 19:39
2009-10-14, 19:39
2009-10-14, 20:20
I'm getting this issue as well. Using the audio OSD and switching from Analog to Digital and back to Analog fixes it until the video you're playing is stopped.
2009-10-14, 20:43
Fixed in r23718.
2009-10-14, 23:49
confirmed. everything sounds fine again.
thanx!
thanx!
2009-10-15, 00:00
yes, had that too, manually writing "default" for <passthroughdevice> in guisettings.xml also works.
2009-10-15, 16:53
Using 23725 linux build
Same problem it seems.
Above solution brings no joy
Same problem it seems.
Above solution brings no joy
2009-10-16, 07:35
I have same problem as well on Linux .. Using 23746 Analog Intel Audio ( ATOM 330 )
Menu sounds works fine except no audio when playing any movies ... It was working fine a week ago before new audio settings ..
Workaround:
I changed audio device to custom and put "default" in custom.
Menu sounds works fine except no audio when playing any movies ... It was working fine a week ago before new audio settings ..
Workaround:
I changed audio device to custom and put "default" in custom.
2009-10-16, 09:13
Need logfiles guys
2009-10-17, 07:43
2009-10-17, 13:09
motd2k Wrote:Need logfiles guys
Here you go .. http://xbmc.pastebin.com/mc1134c3 ..
First I used custom with "default" to play back video and it works ..
Second,Third, Fourth, I used the provided options for audio devices, none works..
Fifth, I used custom again and it works ..
2009-10-19, 15:45
I was able to get mine working. In order to get Flash audio to work, I need an asound.conf file. I was using device "iec958" in XBMC for the audio device, and it was defined as below:
I was updating from the 9.04.1 build, and since then, code was added to make "iec958" into "plug:iec958" internally. I made another entry in my asound.conf identical to the old "iec958" one and used that instead, preventing XBMC from prepending the "plug:".
Code:
pcm.!iec958 {
type plug
slave {
pcm "hw:0,1"
format S32_LE
}
}
I was updating from the 9.04.1 build, and since then, code was added to make "iec958" into "plug:iec958" internally. I made another entry in my asound.conf identical to the old "iec958" one and used that instead, preventing XBMC from prepending the "plug:".