2018-08-13, 07:39
(2018-08-13, 05:55)Warner306 Wrote: It has to be converted to Dolby Digital. TrueHD is a completely different compression codec/wrapper. It would have to be converted to multichannel PCM and then converted into DD. Some compression is involved. DTS-HD has a DTS core for backwards compatibility, but TrueHD does not.I don't think it was selecting an alternate track, simply because the files I was playing *ONLY* contained TrueHD audio - all I know is that it still somehow sent it via bitstream to my receiver because my receiver displayed 'Dolby Digital' and it played back in 5.1.
I’ll do a search tomorrow for a filter that could do the job. Sanear doesn’t have this capability. FFDShow could do it, but it is old.
Did you check to see if Kodi is simply selecting an alternate DD track when TrueHD is encountered?
I don't care how, I just want the same thing to happen. Stereo sucks.