(2015-09-09, 16:09)Bjur Wrote: @aracnoz: regarding the crash xysubfilter here are the crashlog
http://xbmclogs.com/plv5dwvqg

Note I testet now over teamviewer and had to resize window and back again to get picture but it still crashed.

(2015-09-09, 03:36)Talguy Wrote: I'm still having issues with dsplayer bitstreaming DTS-HD and True HD to my receiver. The Avatar wityh DTS-HD doesn't even show up as an option in the audio stream menu even though Kodi shows it in the movie's info. For my True HD movie it should up in the audio stream menu but doesn't send any audio to my receiver. I tested this all out in MPC-HC and it works just fine. My DSPlayer config has to be the issue here. I took a couple of screen shots of the setting screens. Hopefully someone will be able to sort my situation out

I am running the latest DSPlayer 15.2 RC1 and the latest Madvr 0.89.2. Let me know if you need more info.

(2015-09-09, 18:58)Bjur Wrote: Thanks for your input oldpoem. I've just setup all profiles etc in madVR but if it perhaps can solve it, it is worth a try, but as far as I remember you are not using xysubfilter but xyvsfilter instead correct?

(2015-09-10, 03:22)Talguy Wrote: Here is the debug log

So I discovered something interesting if I turn my TV and audio receiver on then launch Kodi-DSPlayer in a window so that I can see the desktop I am able to play TrueHD and DTS-HD with and without ReClock. The minute I send Kodi into Exclusive Fullscreen mode it seems to disconnect my TV from my audio receiver just long enough that Windows no longer detects the supported formats of the audio receiver and reverts back to the supported formats of the TV which are AC3 and DTS. When I transition DSPlayer from fullscreen to a window and then toggle the power of my audio receiver off then on DSPlayer starts playing the HD audio track (DTS-HD or TrueHD depending on the file) without a problem.

Also when I use ReClock while DSPlayer is in a window it works fine and plays the HD audio. The minute I transition to full screen ReClock pops up an error message saying my hardware does not support the number of channels and specific frequency used by the HD audio

I'm not sure why this happens but it would definitely explain why DSPlayer is able to play the DTS track (core audio of DTS-HD) of the DTS-HD video I have and not the TrueHD video I have.

Take a further look at my debug file and see if you can see anything that would be screwing this up.

(2015-09-10, 04:06)Talguy Wrote: @oldpoem I just did that and I got the same result.

I made sure to uncheck the following options
- Settings >Videos>DSPlayer>User in fullscreen (Exclusive mode)
- Settings>System>Video output>Us Fullscreen window
- System Tray>Madvr>rendering>general settings>enable automatic fullscreen exclusive mode

(2015-09-09, 19:32)Xophile Wrote: I have a core i3 2225 CPU with Intel HD4000.

Is it worth the trouble to use Madvr?

Thanks!

(2015-09-09, 22:53)AppData Wrote: I have a question for those in the know concerning madvr. I use my TV for a 2nd monitor was wondering what are the advantages of exclusive mode, I've tried disabling it, but the picture seems to be better with it enabled (possible placebo effect), so, are there differences or am I imagining it? (I hate the flickering when I right click to make adjustments during a movie)

(2015-09-10, 03:26)oldpoem Wrote:

(2015-09-10, 03:22)Talguy Wrote: Here is the debug log

So I discovered something interesting if I turn my TV and audio receiver on then launch Kodi-DSPlayer in a window so that I can see the desktop I am able to play TrueHD and DTS-HD with and without ReClock. The minute I send Kodi into Exclusive Fullscreen mode it seems to disconnect my TV from my audio receiver just long enough that Windows no longer detects the supported formats of the audio receiver and reverts back to the supported formats of the TV which are AC3 and DTS. When I transition DSPlayer from fullscreen to a window and then toggle the power of my audio receiver off then on DSPlayer starts playing the HD audio track (DTS-HD or TrueHD depending on the file) without a problem.

Also when I use ReClock while DSPlayer is in a window it works fine and plays the HD audio. The minute I transition to full screen ReClock pops up an error message saying my hardware does not support the number of channels and specific frequency used by the HD audio

I'm not sure why this happens but it would definitely explain why DSPlayer is able to play the DTS track (core audio of DTS-HD) of the DTS-HD video I have and not the TrueHD video I have.

Take a further look at my debug file and see if you can see anything that would be screwing this up.

So stop using fullscreen exclusive mode fix this? Aracnoz advised to use madvr windowed mode anyway.