Posts by nissel

    Ok i made some progress hacking stuff around until it worked.

    I had to add channels=6 to https://github.com/LibreELEC/Libr…run-wrapper#L42 the created sink then has the correct channel count and mapping.

    The next issue was by default it now upmixes stereo output to all the channels, for this the daemon config did work so i created a file as:

    Code: ~/.config/pulse-daemon.conf.d/multi.conf
    enable-remixing = no

    So would be really nice if the flatpak-run-wrapper could be properly updated to honour your Kodi channel count, as for the remixing at least that is already fixable via user config.

    Interesting thanks, speaker-test works correctly, lists the expected channels and the tones play from the expected speaker.

    But when I config the pulseaudio to with "default-sample-channels = 6" i get:

    I know pulse is used for Bluetooth audio and that's limited to stereo, maybe some existing config for is getting in the way.

    Installed and working well here. Some feedback on the new features of RC2:

    1. Could the HDR10+ option be separate from the HDR10 options, as you can't currently config HDR10 to DV and HDR10+ to DV without changing it during playback. Also the menu entries in settings remain flagged as (unavailable) based on the previous playing file which is confusing.

    2. Is it possible to show if the CMv4 convertion is active in the PPI? Preferably updating live if one of the auto modes is in use.

    Thanks

    I've recently started using the LE13 nighties on an intel NUC. All the HDMI audio works great in Kodi but apps/add-ons running via Flatpak are limited to stereo and i'm trying to use Moonlight with 5.1 surround.

    I've tried tweaking the custom audio device setting in "External programs helper" but i don't think that's where the problem is.

    I've added some Pulseaudio daemon config with "default-sample-channels = 6" which did make it start outputting 5.1 but the channel map is all mixed up with audio coming from the wrong speaker. Changing "default-channel-map" in the same config doesn't help.

    Anyone have any ideas? it would be really good if this could be streamlined / automatically configured based of the Kodi audio output settings in future.