In LE, go to:
System / Settings / System
Change: Settings level to expert
Then go to Kodi audio settings and select all compatible receiver modes
Posts by blueribb
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Official : Forum rules/Banned add-ons
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That is a Kodi addon. You should get support there:
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I have the NUC8i5BEK and the HDMI Firmware Update solved my intermittent audio after resuming from standby.
Here is a link to your NUC11PAHi3 BIOS & Firmware Updates: https://www.asus.com/us/supportonly…/helpdesk_bios/
I don't see an HDMI Firmware Update for your model though.
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When you have no audio or stereo instead of DTS-MA, try wiggling both ends of the hdmi cable when the file is playing. If that doesn't help, try another cable. This is just an idea since I had similar problem, and a new cable fixed it for me.
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Does you Denon display "DTS" or "DTS-MA" when playing those files?
Also, why do you have these 2 settings marked as False when your AVR is capable of playing them?
Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC3) capable receiver: False
TrueHD capable receiver: False
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Listen to mp3 256 and flac to see if you hear a difference. Ten years ago I spent weeks converting my cd collection to flac. At my age, I don't think I really hear any difference. Let your ears be the judge.
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Searched?
Post your issue there to get assistance.
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There is a support thread on Kodi for this screensaver:
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There are some workarounds in this thread:
[RELEASE] Radio Add-on (rad.io, radio.de, radio.fr, radio.pt, radio.es) Music Plugin
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You might be able to do a batch conversion but I'm not 100% sure.
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The problem is the file extension (.ts). Kodi introduced a bug a few versions back which caused this problem. See these 2 threads:
Nexus doesn't seem to support DTS-HD Master Audio using the .m2ts file extension
Convert one of your files to .mkv using MKVToolNix and it should work normally
Kodi never corrected this problem
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Update:
The HDMI Firmware update fixed the "no audio after suspend" issue I was having! It seems the NUC's EDID is now detecting my AVR, when it didn't before the update. The USB-C jack still doesn't function, but I don't care now since my problem is fixed.
Yay!
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I used Rufus to create the bootable usb key fro a Win10 iso and didn’t need to install any drivers. It just booted to Windows and I ran the hdmi update. No need to install drivers all I wanted was to run that firmware exe.
Note the image option: ‘Windows to Go’ below
I used Rufus too and chose the "Window to Go" option on both installs. Today's install was with another USB Drive and another NUC port. It took hours to update Windows on the NUC.
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I started all over today using another usb 3 stick and a different usb port. Installation went much smoother, although still quite slow. After a few hours of updating windows and drivers, I had to download 2 missing drivers (chipset & audio) and manually install those. I crossed my fingers and the HDMI Firmware update worked fine this time, although I think I was already using the updated firmware, but I wasn't 100% sure, so I ran it anyway. It only took a couple minutes and finished succcessfully.
Now to test if I have audio after suspend and I'll try the USB-C port again. (maybe another day - I'm tired!)
Thanks for everyone's help
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Is your Ethernet cable connected?
Yes. Also, I ran the HDMI FW Program from a usb thumb drive plugged into the NUC.
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The HDMI Firmware update failed
I spent hours with the portable version of Windows 10 on the NUC. It was painfully slow with lots of reboots and Microsoft one-time codes and spinning circles, etc. I ran the HDMI FW Update program in administrator's mode and when I pressed "Get FW Version", that box lit up bright green with "ISP failed - could not connect". Same happened when I pressed "Start". It actually asked me first - are you sure.... and I said yes, but it failed again and again.
