2017-01-23, 10:14
(2017-01-23, 08:43)wesk05 Wrote:(2017-01-23, 07:16)fritsch Wrote: oO.... Come on. We send the IEC frames in that format. Has nothing, absolutely nothing to do with the content it ships. It's passthrough, you forgot?
Well... what comes out of the HDMI port has messed up channel status bits (On LibreELEC - Intel also). It shows up as 16-bit with 768kHz sampling frequency. There are other Android boxes (eg. Zidoo X9S) that shows correct channel status bits. Messed up channels status bits can be a problem with AVRs that strictly follow them.
Kodi's passthrough for IEC is the same on all platforms. So it should be the same everywhere. Kodi sends IEC TrueHD, DTS-HD within an IEC frame and 192 khz / 16 bit and 8 channels (remember channels is not really a standard in that regard, it's about bandwidth). We signal every dts-hd the same - so it might very well be an issue. Mind looking in the packer?
If you check the data sheet of the DP -> HDMI converter of the new nucs, you will see that it only supports 2 channels with 768 khz, aka 8 channels with 192 khz. But again, it's not a channel issue, but used for bandwidth. See: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master...C61937.cpp
