(2014-05-25, 16:34)dukester Wrote: im looking to pick up an aftermarket remote/keyboard/air mouse combo but im having trouble finding the best choice, i would like a working D pad, whats a good choice?
something like this but with the ability to use the D pad also, does anything like this exist that works out of the box?
(2014-05-25, 16:46)DiegoMejia Wrote:(2014-05-25, 16:34)dukester Wrote: im looking to pick up an aftermarket remote/keyboard/air mouse combo but im having trouble finding the best choice, i would like a working D pad, whats a good choice?
something like this but with the ability to use the D pad also, does anything like this exist that works out of the box?
Mele pro f10
(2014-05-23, 23:41)drew_willy Wrote:(2014-05-23, 14:33)Apothis Wrote:(2014-05-23, 14:11)RustyTongueRing Wrote: Thank you very much. This helps greatly.
I guess that leaves me with another question regarding audio specifically. You have said that HD audio does not work "but with DTS-MA it will extract core DTS track, with True-HD you will get stereo." I am not at all well-versed with HD audio formats or serious receiver/speaker setups (I still think 5.1 surround sound in itself is amazing). Suppose I have a 2.1 soundbar to which I connect the Fire TV via HDMI. I have previously had no trouble getting the soundbar to play audio from files containing DTS and Dolby Digital audio. Will I be able to get 2.1 audio when XBMC on the Fire TV attempts to play a video with DTS-MA or True-HD audio? From what you've written above, I think the answer is yes, but I am not sure. Also, seeing that my HTPC plays the same file in XBMC just fine, producing audio via 3.5mm aux line to 2.1 computer speakers*, I strongly suspect the audio will play fine on the soundbar via HDMI, but just checking with somebody who obviously knows a lot more about all the audio stuff than I do.
*I know, my audio setup is super lame, but it is all I can afford now; it works at present. Later in the year, when my budget allows, I would like to step up my 2.1 computer speaker setup to a true 5.1 setup. But getting info on that would probably require a whole other thread...
I'm curious about this as well, because I will have a similar setup with similar formats and not well versed with all the different audio formats. Haven't really played anything other than tv shows, and haven't had much time to test much else. Thanks in advance, been following this thread for a while and have learned a lot in the process.
I'm not sure what the actual question is here, as you messed up the quotes. But to put it simply, if doing HDMI audio passthrough, to a device that at least supports AC3/DTS, then those formats will be decoded on the receiving device. If your source material contains DTS-MA, then as the firetv cant ouput that, it will fall back to the DTS core track exactly as if the source was DTS, rather than DTS-MA, and the original answer applies. If the source material is TrueHD, then again the firetv cant output that, but in this case it will output a Stereo only track over the HDMI, when your receiving device will then do whatever it normally does with stereo material.
Apothis,
I agree that RustyTongueRing screwed up the quotes, but if you go back to my post #2769 that he is quoting, you can discern what I originally wrote and what RustyTongueRing added.
As to your confusion over what the original question was, well... the sentence that ended with a question mark. I hate to be that guy, but, even granting the quoting problems above, it seems to me you directly answered the question. Based on your reply, am I correct in thinking that the earlier poster who was having problems with a DTS-MA file (badnaam, or something like that) really wasn't experiencing a difficulty based on limitations of the Fire TV, so much as he was having problems as a result of audio settings in xbmc? That is what nickr suggested was the problem earlier, I think. So badnaam, and any others attempting to play DTS-MA audio, should have success simply by adjusting their audio settings as nickr has said. Right?
(2014-05-25, 15:50)toddhutch Wrote:(2014-05-25, 11:45)jobespierre Wrote:(2014-05-24, 08:21)RustyTongueRing Wrote: I can also confirm this. Switched just now, played several tv shows, and they were all in sync with no offset.
Thanks for the heads-up.
Weirdly after my upgrade the sound delay issue is still there... Was nothing needed besides the upgrade via adb?
Did you reboot your ATF after the upgrade? I have found that an occasional reboot of the ATF is a good thing. It has fixed shuttering and some other issues after up gradeing using the install -r command.
(2014-05-26, 02:05)KBoogie Wrote: How stable is xbmc on aftv right now?
I have no experience rooting or jail breaking, would getting Mashup on the aftv be something easy?
I don't need lots of story, just streaming... And I'm already a prime member, so that helps sweeten the deal..
(2014-05-25, 15:50)toddhutch Wrote:(2014-05-25, 11:45)jobespierre Wrote:(2014-05-24, 08:21)RustyTongueRing Wrote: I can also confirm this. Switched just now, played several tv shows, and they were all in sync with no offset.
Thanks for the heads-up.
Weirdly after my upgrade the sound delay issue is still there... Was nothing needed besides the upgrade via adb?
Did you reboot your ATF after the upgrade? I have found that an occasional reboot of the ATF is a good thing. It has fixed shuttering and some other issues after up gradeing using the install -r command.
(2014-05-26, 02:17)jocala Wrote:(2014-05-26, 02:05)KBoogie Wrote: How stable is xbmc on aftv right now?
I have no experience rooting or jail breaking, would getting Mashup on the aftv be something easy?
I don't need lots of story, just streaming... And I'm already a prime member, so that helps sweeten the deal..
We aren't allowed to discuss addons that access protected content.
