2017-02-12, 05:44
Hi, I might have posted this question very (VERY) long time ago. But I still haven't been able to find the answers.
I have many multi-channel music tracks (DTS & AC3 formats). When I playback these tracks in Kodi (even from XBMC days), the playback is equivalent of playing the tracks in a high speed mode. It's almost like it's playing in 3x speed. The music and human voice sound extremely high pitched. Nearly like cartoon voices.
I'm currently using a Fire TV with Kodi (Jarvis). I had exactly the same problem with my Apple TV and XBMC (Nitro). My receiver does show it's receiving DTS (or AC3 as with the tracks) signals and it's decoding as well.
What is the problem here? Is this some kind of config issues? I have been experiencing exactly the same behavior for many years thru multiple hardware platform and thru many versions.
I have no idea how to even begin to debug this.
I have many multi-channel music tracks (DTS & AC3 formats). When I playback these tracks in Kodi (even from XBMC days), the playback is equivalent of playing the tracks in a high speed mode. It's almost like it's playing in 3x speed. The music and human voice sound extremely high pitched. Nearly like cartoon voices.
I'm currently using a Fire TV with Kodi (Jarvis). I had exactly the same problem with my Apple TV and XBMC (Nitro). My receiver does show it's receiving DTS (or AC3 as with the tracks) signals and it's decoding as well.
What is the problem here? Is this some kind of config issues? I have been experiencing exactly the same behavior for many years thru multiple hardware platform and thru many versions.
I have no idea how to even begin to debug this.
