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HwKok
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2012-08-23, 19:32
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-24, 01:06 by HwKok.)
Thanks.
Jjd-uk: the settings you suggested where correctly setted already.
BenchTT: I downloaded the last version: XBMC-AE-Final, but when I'm starting it, it says: XBMC has stopped working..and it crashes.
The crash is caused by Kernelbase.dll. When I install the older version I already had, it starts without problems.
Do I need another version of the 4 listed at Github?
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you also could try a version of TMT,
this way you can see if everything in your reciever is setup right
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Well, thank you.
At least, TMT plays everything smooth and nice. Downloaded some samples of DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD, huge difference between 'normal' sound and HD sound I must say.
But...XBMC doesn't play them correctly. Never mind, I'll wait for the next release of XBMC. For me its important that it CAN play everything like I want. The only thing is..why do I have to force TMT to output "Mix to uncompressed PCM"? Like you can see in your screenshots.
Another, minor question: In XBMC I wanted to play The Pianist with DTS-HD. Didn't work. In TMT it worked. But as output it says that it's normal DTS. I'm sure it is DTS-HD, because XBMC and other programs say so. How about that?
Very much thanx for all your tips/hints and efforts.
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Just a thought, you've not got the Onkyo set to output audio over the HDMI have you, check Hardware -> HDMI -> Audio Out is Off
Believe if set to yes to pass audio to TV it stops the amp decoding the HD formats
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Perhaps worth you posting over on avsforum, don't think it would be edid as the HD formats are shown the Supported Formats tab of the HDMI playback device settings in Windows, but don't know enough about handshaking over HDMI to be sure.