I have compiled XBMC PRE 10.5 Revision 32950M with --enable-faac --enable-vdpau --enable-vaapi
System setting is on screenshot.
For test, I used files from
this topic . I heard DTS, AC3,
but not AAC.
Also I four days spent for reading this forum and some other, but I can't resolve this problem. I need support from great community.
My system is Zotac Ion Atom Nvidia. Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS
I have done it:
ALSA Upgrade Script,
HOW-TO set up audio over HDMI on nVidia GeForce/nForce controller and etc...
What I can do else?
i bet your left nut that your receiver can't do aac. hardly any receiver i know of can. nor mp1/mp2/mp3
spiff Wrote:i bet your left nut that your receiver can't do aac. hardly any receiver i know of can. nor mp1/mp2/mp3
Seconded.
As with most things, don't tick them unless you know what they do and your sure you support them.
and I'd throw my right one into the bag if I knew that he really didn't already do the obvious and unchecked AAC just for a try
Second question
If I made uncheck AAC I listened stereo. How do listen AAC through receiver for 5.1 in XBMC?
It's truth my receiver Marantz NR1501 support only
Dolby Digital
Dolby Digital Plus
Dolby TrueHD
DTS
DTS 96/24
DTS-HD High Resolution Audio
DTS-HD Master Audio
Dolby Pro Logic IIx
Dolby Digital EX
DTS ES Matrix 6.1
DTS ES Discrete 6.1
DTS Neo:6
"only" lol
xbmc would need to decode AAC surround on-the-fly to AC3 or PCM surround, I have no idea if that's possible, maybe with that
http://ac3filter.net/
I vote we advance these retarded options.
jmarshall Wrote:I vote we advance these retarded options.
aha, so that explains where the AAC option went in dharma :p
Maybe you should update the advanced settings wiki in case anyone else is looking for the AAC pass though option?
Now my receiver Onkyo TX-SR606 has an AAC icon on it's LCD display (it's not lit though) but it doesn't look like it supports AAC decoding anyway (there was no sound when trying a AAC1.0 movie in XBMC). So I'll keep passthroughaac set to false since that way XBMC will transcode AAC to PCM which any receiver can handle