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2015-08-16, 23:40
(This post was last modified: 2015-08-16, 23:41 by seftongillis.)
I kind of have this problem, on a smaller scale. I have a few DVDs to which I added dubbed audio tracks. The buzz can be heard on a few of those edited DVDs, only on chapter changes. I thought it had something to do with the added audio tracks but the problem is introduced when I multiplex the movie after having demultiplexed it to add the track (I use Muxman), even if I don't add anything. Just for the sake of testing, I took the audio tracks and converted them to wave files before multiplexing and the problem doesn't happen. It only happens with AC3 audio.
I extracted the main movie of a DVD, with just the original audio track. Plays fine. I demuxed it and remuxed it and the buzz can be heard. I have both copies sitting on my hard drive just in case you're interested. Once again, please note this doesn't happen with every movie.
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Has anyone been doing any work on solving this ? It really is annoying . I can play the ISOs perfectly on a Dune player or other software , it just seems to be Kodi-specific .
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Nobody has done work on this as (you might guess it) its a really non-trivial thing to examine.
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click here
HowTo setup NFS for Kodi:
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HowTo configure avahi (zeroconf):
Avahi_Zeroconf (wiki)
READ THE IOS FAQ!:
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Just watched Jupiter Ascending & A Knights Tale with the family....noise is there at each chapter change. Same settings/options as Wanna & I originally.....full DVD rip, VOB files, no compression. Plays fine under Windows Media Player & VLC. Kodi (15.0) on Amazon Fire TV & Kodi (15.0) on Windows there is the noise. If I convert the VOB's to a single MP4 or MKV file using Handbrake, noise is gone. Really don't want to have to convert all of my videos.
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I just played around a little with A Knight's Tale. Using Kodi, if I play directly from DVD, play from directly copying the VOB's onto the hard drive, or using a program like CloneDVD2 to rip the files to the hard drive, the sound always happens exactly at each chapter. But, once again, if using a program like Handbrake to create a single MP4 or MKV file (whether the option for Chapters is selected or not, and various audio codecs) the audio is fine.
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I can also confirm that I can here a beep when playing original DVD's using the internal DVD Rom player. Using Kodi 15.2 Isengard – Release Candidate 1. But Kodi 15.1 had also these beeps. The beep occurs when changing chapters.
My system uses Windows 8.1
Video uses a HDMI cable connected to a TV.
Audi uses an optical spdif cable to a Yamaha receiver.
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Last night I watched MI5 - Rogue Nation- The blips where noticeable during many of the chapter changes.
I just wanted to revisit this to see if there has been any update-
Thanks!
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Verified that blip occurs at 9:51 (During switch between Chapter 1 and 2)
Downloaded and installed kodi-16.0-Jarvis_beta4 with all default settings (not the nightly build)
Rebooted
Verified that blip still occurs at same location in Kodi 16.0-BETA4
I am running this on a standard Windows 7 Professional machine with speakers connected, no external audio equipment, etc.
Should I also test on nightly build?
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Starting Kodi (16.0-BETA5 Git:20151226-2e38de3)
I am only interested in 17.0
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2015-12-27, 20:23
(This post was last modified: 2015-12-27, 20:24 by WannaTheater.)
Can do- but I can't find Windows installer for 17.0- Its not on Download page.
URL?
