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RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - primaeval - 2014-04-16 I think everything is actually ok. I forgot that Audacity dithers wav files by default, so I was actually generating some white noise in my 'silence' wav files. I am pretty sure all 32 bits are being sent because the white noise was less in a 24 bit wav file and almost inaudible in a 32bit wav file. The flac files actually seem to contain silence. The other noise I was hearing was from the Keep Alive setting in Audio. I have a vague recollection that it was intentional to stop some DACs detecting silence. If I turn it off sometimes my DAC takes a few seconds to ramp up the volume from auto mute. I couldn't see what bit depth was default in the xbmc.log file. RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - popcornmix - 2014-04-16 You will see something like: Code: 23:30:21 4072.014893 T:3048199264 DEBUG: CActiveAESink::OpenSink - SinkPi Initialized: RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - primaeval - 2014-04-16 I can produce different Sample Rates but the Sample Format always stays the same if I try 16, 24 or 32 bit wav files. Here is how it starts. Code: 17:09:57 72.513817 T:3028599872 DEBUG: CActiveAESink::OpenSink - ALSA Initialized: RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - popcornmix - 2014-04-16 (2014-04-16, 19:38)primaeval Wrote: I can produce different Sample Rates but the Sample Format always stays the same if I try 16, 24 or 32 bit wav files. Yes, that's what I thought. It always outputs 32-bit audio. Is that a problem? RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - primaeval - 2014-04-16 It isn't a problem. The ES9008 24 bit dac can handle 32bit input fine, it just ignores 8 of them. I get no noise now. I double checked my input wav files this time. They are full of zeros now. That will teach me to blindly trust my test files. Beware of dithering. Thanks for the help. RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - 0xFF - 2014-05-14 (2014-03-13, 17:59)popcornmix Wrote:(2014-03-13, 08:58)spookybathtub Wrote: @popcornmix is this patch for HifiBerry going to be integrated into the master XBMC at some point? Is there chance to include HifiBerry/ALSA support in new 13.1 beta1 Gotham release? RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - popcornmix - 2014-05-14 (2014-05-14, 17:48)0xFF Wrote: Is there chance to include HifiBerry/ALSA support in new 13.1 beta1 Gotham release? I believe openelec has picked up the required patches so this does work in openelec 4. RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - 0xFF - 2014-05-20 (2014-05-14, 18:05)popcornmix Wrote: I believe openelec has picked up the required patches so this does work in openelec 4. Does it mean only Openelec will support this feature or it will be available in official XBMC repo? RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - popcornmix - 2014-05-21 (2014-05-20, 21:46)0xFF Wrote: Does it mean only Openelec will support this feature or it will be available in official XBMC repo? It's not in mainline xbmc yet. It's in raspbmc. It's in my gotham_rbp_backports branch if you want to make a custom build. RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - 0xFF - 2014-05-21 (2014-05-21, 00:58)popcornmix Wrote: It's not in mainline xbmc yet. OK, thanks for explanation ;-) RE: XBMC rPi - Change output audio source - spookybathtub - 2014-09-30 I've been using a Milhouse build for months with a HiFi Berry, but I'd like to upgrade to an official release when possible. I read somewhere HiFiBerry is officially supported since 4.1.5 - can someone please confirm that? I only have one SD card right now, so I don't want to test. |