2023-12-27, 21:19
Thanks! Moninfo would do the job but you would need to have the TV conected directly by HDMI to a PC that supports hdmi 2.1.
(2023-12-26, 08:34)joker18 Wrote: Thanks for your reply!Ups, I missed the quote.
For me AudioTrack (IEC), Kodi IEC packer (recommended) disapears and is never comming back. Even if I restart Kodi or the Fire TV. It workes on the first install and than once gone is gone forever.
I have to check if it is somehow also linked with some of my settings, because last night I tested a fresh installl Omega (quietvoid) build and Atmos was there for a few restarts. However after I finished all my settings Atmos was again, gone forever.
(2024-01-09, 10:36)joker18 Wrote: It's probably for a similar reason as it happned to my setup.
If you ensure you are running the same resolution on Fire TV (home) and in the kodi you won't have this issue. Once you manually change the resolution in Kodi you lose the Kodi IEC packer.
It could be many reasons why FireTV is limiting the resolution in your case. In my case it was Dolby vision limitation to 30 hz and the fix for me was using a device to modify the EDID.
(2024-01-10, 08:58)zanderf Wrote:For last question: Use a nightly. Whenever screen gets on and hdmi audio hotplug appears, kodi will rescan for devices. That way IF it's deterministically lost, you get it back. If it's yet another fuckup of your setup - not.(2024-01-09, 10:36)joker18 Wrote: It's probably for a similar reason as it happned to my setup.
If you ensure you are running the same resolution on Fire TV (home) and in the kodi you won't have this issue. Once you manually change the resolution in Kodi you lose the Kodi IEC packer.
It could be many reasons why FireTV is limiting the resolution in your case. In my case it was Dolby vision limitation to 30 hz and the fix for me was using a device to modify the EDID.
You are right: Not using the same resolution as FireTV causes the disappear of IEC packers.
The default of Kodi after a clean install is 2160p 59.94p.
I configured Kodi to 60Hz, because "Fire TV Remote: UP and REWIND" for around ~5 seconds does not show 59.94p.
And I fell for it....
"Some time later" the IEC packer got lost.
On using Developer Tools Menu, I see 59.93p what makes a lot more sense.
But one part of my question is open:
Is there a trick getting the IEC packer back without doing a clean install?
And a new Question:
Why is the display resolution bound to the audio stream types?
(2024-01-10, 10:23)fritsch Wrote: For last question: Use a nightly. Whenever screen gets on and hdmi audio hotplug appears, kodi will rescan for devices. That way IF it's deterministically lost, you get it back. If it's yet another fuckup of your setup - not.I don't know what might have caused it, but I was not able to get the Kodi IEC packer back.
(2024-01-10, 10:23)fritsch Wrote: For last question: Use a nightly. Whenever screen gets on and hdmi audio hotplug appears, kodi will rescan for devices. That way IF it's deterministically lost, you get it back
(2023-12-26, 09:55)joker18 Wrote: I found the problematic setting.
Once I set the resolution in Kodi to 2160p(no matter what refresh), kodi IEC packer disapears from the settings.
(2024-01-11, 20:13)boboc Wrote:Hi, this can help when I set to resolution in kodi, in my FS4Kmax2, to 1920*1080 59,94?(2023-12-26, 09:55)joker18 Wrote: I found the problematic setting.
Once I set the resolution in Kodi to 2160p(no matter what refresh), kodi IEC packer disapears from the settings.
I've submitted a fix for this.
Test builds:
PR24484-arm64-v8a.apk
PR24484-armeabi-v7a.apk