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Apple TV 1 - Sound from USB drive, none from Streaming - JayB - 2012-02-07 Hi all, I have Crystalbuntu XBMC loaded on my Apple TV 1. The sound plays fine when watching videos from a USB flash drive. However, when I try to stream a video, I get no sound. I am using an Optical connection to a 5.1 receiver. I have tried changing 5.1 sound down to 2.0, thinking that maybe the streaming source was in stereo, no joy. Does anyone have any ideas? - Ned Scott - 2012-02-07 it probably has to do with the media type more than if it's on a USB drive or being streamed. When you say streamed, do you mean it's coming from an add-on, or that it's coming from a network share? - JayB - 2012-02-07 Hi Ned, it's coming from an add-on and occurs with multiple add-ons. I haven't tried streaming across my network yet because my router is still too locked down. - JayB - 2012-02-08 No one has any advice? - davilla - 2012-02-08 maybe if you post an xbmc.log... otherwise, it's just a guessing game. - jhsrennie - 2012-02-08 Enable debug logging from System settings, System, Debugging then restart XBMC. Play a video that has working sound for a couple if minutes, then play a stream that has no sound. Close XBMC and pop the log on http://pastebin.com/ and post the link here. See http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Log_File for how to get at the log file. JR - JayB - 2012-02-08 davilla Wrote:maybe if you post an xbmc.log... otherwise, it's just a guessing game. jhsrennie Wrote:Enable debug logging from System settings, System, Debugging then restart XBMC. Play a video that has working sound for a couple if minutes, then play a stream that has no sound. Close XBMC and pop the log on http://pastebin.com/ and post the link here. See http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Log_File for how to get at the log file. Thank you. It appears something was wrong with my settings, because I fiddled with and changed to IEC/IEC and it worked on all the files I tried this morning, not just on the ones from the flash drive. The next time I have a problem, I'll follow the advice above and post the log. Thanks so much for the responses. --J. |