[chrisc909]

Any update on this yet?

[chrisc909]

Still nothing?

[Acidphase]

There has been a lot of broken stuff lately in the newer live build from I have seen. Like vaapi/vdpau stuff. This however has been broken for months now.
Which is annoying for me currently because I recently bought a Blaster Z with the new SoundCore3D chip (ca0132) and is currently not supported in Linux. With that said
I used all those features in Linux with no problems with my X-Fi Titanium Fatality professional lol However being there is no support for this in windows now I'm up the creek
without a paddle if I want to use those features lol

[chrisc909]

Just tried the Alpha 9 and DD+ seems to be working. Not sure when this was added, but now I am happy. Thanks.

[jjd-uk]

Yes this was fixed a couple of months ago in the development builds for Gotham.

Gotham will include a rewritten audio system (ActiveAE) which fixes a number of long standing bugs and things that got broken with Frodo.

[superyo]

very good news. Thank you to you.

[David Dias]

I've also tried the new Alpha9 and DD+ is working for me too, I'm pretty happy right now, thank you!
I just placed a donation as a way to say thanks.

[DanCooper]

Can anyone tell me how XBMC DolbyDigital+ saves in database or NFO?
I need the codec information to update EmberMediaManager:

Code:

<audio>
    <channels>6</channels>
    <codec>dolbydigital</codec>
    <language>deu</language>
    <longlanguage>German</longlanguage>
    <bitrate />
</audio>

[mookieman]

Can anyone tell me how XBMC DolbyDigital+ saves in database or NFO?
I need the codec information to update EmberMediaManager:

Code:

<audio>
    <channels>6</channels>
    <codec>dolbydigital</codec>
    <language>deu</language>
    <longlanguage>German</longlanguage>
    <bitrate />
</audio>

I believe it references it as eac3. I manually updated some of my nfo files with it and refreshed them in XBMC and it displays the correct flag in my skin. Relevant code below.

Code:

<audio>
    <channels>6</channels>
    <codec>eac3</codec>
    <language>eng</language>
    <longlanguage>English</longlanguage>
    <bitrate>640</bitrate>
</audio>

[DanCooper]

Thx!