(2013-04-02 17:25)uNiversal Wrote: Yes if its not connected its not detected. Its Edid hanshakes and so on...
Glad your sorted.
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You would think it would check again during a reboot. What if people's hardware changes?
(SOLVED) HD Audio works on OpenELEC, not on XBMCbuntu - How do I fix this?
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2013-04-02 17:49
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You would think it would check again during a reboot. What if people's hardware changes? |
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uNiversal
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2013-04-02 18:38
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My bet is you can trigger reconfiguration, how idk. SOme AVRs also hanshake better than others, same with TV's, iirc intel had issues with Edidi hanshake My guess is they never really resolved it thats doesnt preclude your AVR doing bad handshakes.
MArk this thread as solved and add intel to thread tittle.Full edit main post and youll see options there. ++ uNi log file ★ Audio Setup ★ Compile GIT XBMC ★ Minimal install + XBMC Script ★ ION 330 HT internal IR+Remote 12.04LTS ★ 24p/23.976p playback - NV 30x.x Drivers
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(This post was last modified: 2013-04-02 18:41 by uNiversal.)
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