- SIDPLAY AUDIP DECPRDER KODI DRIVER
- SIDPLAY AUDIP DECPRDER KODI UPGRADE
- SIDPLAY AUDIP DECPRDER KODI FULL
SIDPLAY AUDIP DECPRDER KODI FULL
That is what all my existing recordings are 'databased' under but I have to rebuild the older release of Ubuntu and do a full backup of the database so I can import it into the new version of SQL. I really, really want to get MythTV running again.
SIDPLAY AUDIP DECPRDER KODI DRIVER
If I can get them working off the liveCD then I know I need to start looking into the audio driver libraries for answers. Maybe I will get lucky and discover what the issue is with other players. I had not gotten that far in the debug but obviously since I have two votes for Kodi I have to try it out. but at least it worked well enough to get me through the period when there was no released Ubuntu driver for this graphics card.Ĭlick to expand.Thanks for that suggestion. I did not start setting up the audio until I got the video working so by that time the stock Nvidia driver was already running, sort of, with lots of strange flickering between buffers etc. I use Audacity to rip my analog media to digital. I can see the input meter flicking on Audacity but somehow I cannot get it to actually end up in a recording.
Plus somehow when I added firmware for my e-mu 1212m I noticed that pulseaudio had issues with it.
Could there be remnants hanging around from that driver?
SIDPLAY AUDIP DECPRDER KODI UPGRADE
Could it be from the hooks for HDMI audio in the stock Nvidia driver? I began the initial system setup with new drives, OS upgrade to latest LTS, and a new GT730 before the released Ubuntu driver had support. Not sure what is causing this strange bug. Because of this disastrous behavior I avoid VLC now, where I used to rely on it before. Just touching the mouse wheel is enough to move the volume bar and depending on the media that might be enough to cause the audio to suddenly sound like it is saturating into full clipping. VLC has this bug where some container types seem to induce instability in the audio. Anyone get 7.1 bitstreaming working with mplayer on Kodi? It would be nice to know if this bug is a feature of mplayer/mpv or Ubuntu.
I had to at least restart the desktop if not reboot (forgot which). I saw a post about it on GitHub forum with mpv so it appears to be a library or codec thing rather than player bug, unless it arises from the common code base between the original and fork player.Īlso, I could not seem to start up pulseaudio again properly after killing it the way you describe. I tried vlc and mpv etc with no better luck.Ĭlick to expand.I tried this with mplayer and still could not get 7.1 through. Not sure about DTS-EX but I presume it works too.Ĭonfiguration: very old core2 duo machine using vdpau through Nvidia GT730 with the 14.04 distro video driver. Dolby Digital EX 6.1 matrix is decoded OK via bitstream also. I can get 5.1 using bitstream but not 7.1. I tried forcing devices and codecs but the only way I got any 7.1 result was with PCM and only with mplayer running vanilla audio through the pulse server.
So far, the only player I got working is mplayer with PCM using the above link to modify my pulseaudio configuration file. What I am interested in is sending direct (unprocessed) bitstream of DTS HD MA and Dolby TrueHD via HDMI. This method relies on Pulse Audio to send a PCM 7.1 bitstream through HDMI. So far the only thing I have been able to get working is from here: Been trying to get 7.1 audio working on Linux for quite some time.
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