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Why are not working on 14.0 after Helix is released?
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Wolly , the subtitles always showing is a bug in your latest releases , xbmc 0.0.0.3 and vmc 0.0.14 and vmc 0.0.15 ,
Every time you start a movie from beginning you must go to the setting and disable them
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B/S....Works as expected.....
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(2014-12-24, 07:58)VidOn.me-Wolly Wrote: I also tried some blu-ray movie on the official XBMC (for Windows), I disabled subtitle when playing the movie and pressed the stop to go back to the file list, and chose the same movie to play agian, the status of subtitle was enabled.
So it seems that's the design of XBMC.
Correct me if I was wrong.
That sounds like a bug. XBMC/Kodi should remember if you've disabled subtitles for a specific video.
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Hello Wolly,
even it is not mentioned on the EW902 product page they support HD Audio passthrough and HDMI CEC as well as NAS functions like AFP, DAAP, FTP, BT, Samba and DMS directly within the OS.
As far I know the Vidon Box uses 2ch downmix not only for high sampling rate 2ch/multi-channel FLAC but also for movies with multi channel audio or HD Streams if HD Audio passthrough is disabled. I would usually expect multi channel PCM output if a multi channel audio stream (e.g. AC3, DTS, TrueHD, DTS HD) is used without passthrough. But this is not the case. Why you don't use the EDID information read through HDMI from the connected device and use the best possible format/rate for audio output? I think that this also depends on SDK support as well as HDMI CEC, support of HD Audio passthrough for more/all AVRs and the support of ext4 for connected storage devices.
Passthrough means that the audio stream is used directly without any conversion (e.g. AC3, DTS, TrueHD, DTS HD). In case of 2ch/multi-ch PCM with higher sampling rates of 96 kHz or 192 kHz this is no passthrough but just support of PCM output with 2 or multi-channels and higher sampling rates.
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Wolly
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2014-12-26, 11:42
(This post was last modified: 2014-12-26, 11:45 by Wolly.)
Yes, if Passthrough is disabled, the audio output of Android OS can only be 44.1kHz or 48kHz no matter it is music or movie, 2ch or multi-channels, that's the limitation of Android.
If you don't trust what I said, you can buy the EW902 to see if it can output 96kHz/192kHz without passthrough.