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Figured out that issue with the Dolby Atmos tracks as well when I played back Everest. The englisch track was displayed as Dolby TrueHD by my Yamaha 677 whereas the german track was displayed as DD+ but did not playback wihout stuttering.
So some Atmos tracks do have a TrueHD coretrack and some have just the DD+ coretrack. Maybe it's just to reduce the overall bitrate or it is less expensive for the studio to produce.
But a question to those who own a Atmos capable AVR, what is displayed by the AVR when you playback a track as the german or french track of the movie Everest?
I also have another question, i read that HD audio passthrough was just availible in this testbuild as a hack.
In the official releases it would not be available until Kodi 17.
Did anyone already test the first builds of v17 an can confirm if the HD audio passthrough already works here as well?
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I just read a review of "American Sniper" concerning the Audiotracks. It seems the US market got TrueHD with Atmos on top. German / French got a dolby digital 7.1 plus as core and atmos bits on top. But funny enough the review sites could not test this Atmos version at all, cause they had no hw that could understand dolby digital+ with atmos bits.
I did not find any tool in the wild that would be able to copy this track including atmos bits.
Two questions:
1) So - are we sure "your rips" includes those atmos bits?
2) Which AVR is able to play dolby digital + and also interprets the atmos bits?
First decide what functions / features you expect from a system. Then decide for the hardware. Don't waste your money on crap.
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I Will post sample of Everest
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Press the "o" key or use kodi-send -a CodecInfo or remap the "o" key to something your remote understands.
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(This post was last modified: 2016-01-18, 14:52 by fritsch.)
Jo and three blurays on this planet have it. While I did not find neither a hw player that supports it, nor did I see a "rip" tool in the wild that would be able to copy it correctly, when creating an mkv or something.
so most likely you have a raw bluray somewhere that no device can play (or skip the atmos extension completely).
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