[wrxtasy]

Yes it does using the WeTek Jarvis mediaplayer, which is a fork of Kodi for the Core:

Excellent work by all devs involved w/WeTek OS 1.1.2 update. I did all my tests w/WeTek Media Player v2...

Audio:

• AAC 5.1 = pass
  
• Multichannel FLAC 5.1 = pass
  
• DD5.1 = pass
  
• DD+ 5.1 = pass
  
• DD+ 7.1 = pass
  
• Dolby TrueHD 5.1 = pass
  
• Dolby TrueHD 7.1 = pass
  
• Dolby ATMOS = pass (don't have ATMOS AVR to be certain, but got THD 7.1)
  
• DTS 5.1 = pass
  
• DTS HRA 5.1 = pass
  
• DTS HRA 7.1 = pass
  
• DTS-HD MA 5.1 = pass
  
• DTS-HD MA 7.1 = pass
  
• DTS:X = pass (don't have DTS:X AVR to be certain, but got MA 7.1)
  
• LPCM 5.1 = pass
  
• LPCM 7.1 = pass
  

Video:

• Excellent playback as detailed in my last review here
  
• VC-1 29.970 (1080i) w/DTS-HD MA 5.1 = no audio, and kinda juddery video playback as noted by @wrxtasy and myself before (sample here)
  
• MPEG2 4:2:2 = heavy green pixellated, audio okay. But, most media players can't play this fairly rare video type (sample here)
  
• 23.976 w/DTS-HD MA = my projector confirms 23.976
  
• 23.976 w/Dolby TrueHD = my projector says 24.000
  

The OpenELEC boot option is just terrific... talk about making it easy for all of us! Thanks WeTek.

I'll update my main review here in about a week as I'm off on a week-long work trip. But, overall grade now for WeTek Core is now a solid 'A'. At it's price-point, and the quality and support you get, you simply can't do better!