blu-ray in 1080p with dts-hd and truehd

To me, this looks like some king of a bug.

Well, the Audio Volume absolutely would not move past .3 db with the remote or the keyboard, but I'll be damned if I wasn't able to drag it all the way to the right to 1.0 db with the damn mouse.

Found another bug. Speeds up playback of music videos considerably. Very noticeable. I think I'll just use this to watch the occasional DTSHD movie, it's just not stable.

clubwerks Wrote:You're not going to believe this. In the audio menu watching a video, there's a volume control. My volume was set to 0.0 DB. It goes up to 0.4 DB which doesn't seem like enough adjustment. Plus, it only goes about halfway up the slider. But, hey, it's working.

i uses the volume control all the time, and it goes up a full 1 dB!

clubwerks Wrote:Found another bug. Speeds up playback of music videos considerably. Very noticeable. I think I'll just use this to watch the occasional DTSHD movie, it's just not stable.

somehow, it is telling me that the audio in your xbmc settings is not properly setup. when the audio output is not properly configure, the video tend to move faster than normal.

bluray Wrote:somehow, it is telling me that the audio in your xbmc settings is not properly setup. when the audio output is not properly configure, the video tend to move faster than normal.

Well, you can tell yourself that, but that doesn't make it true. I'm actually using this setup right now to watch Avatar with the DTSMA. It works fantastic for that. For whatever reason it leaves a lot to be desired with any format below Dolby Digital. The build buggy. I'm glad it works for you. I have a desire to fully test something before I put it in play. It doesn't work worth a damn with music videos using AAC or mp3. It seems to play music alright, once I got it working, but 90% of my music is FLAC. Hopefully, the final version will be the best of everything. Thanks for your help.

clubwerks Wrote:Well, you can tell yourself that, but that doesn't make it true. I'm actually using this setup right now to watch Avatar with the DTSMA. It works fantastic for that. For whatever reason it leaves a lot to be desired with any format below Dolby Digital. The build buggy. I'm glad it works for you. I have a desire to fully test something before I put it in play. It doesn't work worth a damn with music videos using AAC or mp3. It seems to play music alright, once I got it working, but 90% of my music is FLAC. Hopefully, the final version will be the best of everything. Thanks for your help.

I agree with you 100% .. it works fine with DTS, DD and DTS HD anything below, with .mp3 file it plays the video faster than normal approx 1.5 x faster and no sound.. ?

The Audio Engine branch is still in Alpha stage, so yeah, it`s not stable and still has bugs. That`s why gnif doesn`t want binary builds released.

GreenEyez Wrote:The Audio Engine branch is still in Alpha stage, so yeah, it`s not stable and still has bugs. That`s why gnif doesn`t want binary builds released.

... but the more people are testing the more bugs can be found. ?

Personally I don't think that DTS-Master and TrueHD won't make it into Eden. But I hope that I`m wrong.

Chris

ix400 Wrote:... but the more people are testing the more bugs can be found. ?

Personally I don't think that DTS-Master and TrueHD won't make it into Eden. But I hope that I`m wrong.

Chris

why not? these guys can playback dts-hd ma and truehd fine, but they are having issues with stereo stuffs. developer can leave the hd stuffs alone and work on stereo stuffs, they can call it a day!