[twelvebore]

I am not alone in this matter. This Dual audio problem has been an ongoing issue for many. The main issue I state again is, some people do not have HDMI on their AVRs, and even if they do, there are numerous Handshake issues with HDMI and it causes more problems than it is worth. This is a creation of Intel and Microsoft together, and anyone who does not follow their rules gets sued out of existence. This is built from the ground up to prevent Digital Copying, although no one seems to want to admit it. It's not just Microsoft. Apple is doing it as well as some Linux distros. This Limitation prevents the use of Multiple Zones. So if you want to send the same sound to many different Outputs, it is nearly impossible to do so. This is not just XBMC. Infact, I think XBMC does the best it can. If you look at many other softwares, such as Foobar, which I use primarily for music, it has NO way to select Multiple Zones to send audio to. Microsoft claims that the software should do this but how can the software do this when Microsoft and Intel have limited the capability to do so? When Microsoft says something is by design, it is not by design to make your life better, its by design to make it more miserable and time consuming for you. For every 1 thing they do right, they break atleast 5 more. If Microsoft were a construction worker hired to fix the floors in your kitchen, they would turn your kitchen into a bathroom but give you the good news that you can now cook in your bathroom. I'm gonna end my rant but here is a link maybe some of you would be interested in with possible solutions.
http://www.avsforum.com/t/1391807/list-o...-solutions

What the hell are you rabbiting on about? Are you seriously saying that Microsoft, Intel and Apple are responsible for the fact that my Denon AVR won't play digital sources on it's Zone 2?