Posts by liverty

Quote from Tanzbaerli

I gave up!

The question here was about Dolby Athmos and Rasbberry PI4. This seems to work without problems BUT

i did not get DTS-HD Audio Signals working without problems. I always get very short to short complete Audi failures (silence).

I tried libreelec and OSMC with kodi but both did not always work flawless. Its just annoying because a relaxing Home-Cine evening cannot be guaranteered if using High-Quality 4k video and HD-Master Audio. I had to disable pass through many times, depending on the source material.

Since a few days i own the NVidia shield TV and there everything works perfectly with KODI 18.3! Not a single issue here with any movie on my NAS. So i cannot recommend the raspberry 4 for real High-Quality Vido/Audio streams.

Agree that DTS-HD is a high-bitrate audio format that requires a more powerful processor than the Raspberry Pi 4. This may result in lags and interruptions in the audio.

To check if video range is an issue, try setting the signal to full range in the LibreELEC video settings. If this doesn't solve the problem, try setting your TV to use HDMI mode rather than PC mode. The problem seems to be related to the TV recognizing the signal as a PC signal rather than an HDMI signal.

Quote from Da Flex

dtech The thread is 50 pages now. Should I close it? Users don't read the whole story anymore.

I wouldn't do this. It's still a valuable resource for users, even if they don't read it in its entirety.

when I set up xmltv, I used the TVHeadEnd plugin for Schedules Direct. This plugin will automatically download show schedules from Schedules Direct and create EPG files for your channels.