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<blockquote data-quote="the_thunder" data-source="post: 837520" data-attributes="member: 69395">I guess the question here is if your HTPC really is streaming audio through your HDMI-interface. In your logs, MP shows to use your onboard (Realtek) audio-device. This audio-device will not be able to stream HD-audio. Check your PC audio properties to check if HDMI is selected as audio device (I suspect this not to be the case)If this should be the case, check your codec settings and see if direct streaming (bypass) of audio is selected.If you do not have an HDMI Audio-device avaliable in your windows audioproperties, your soundcard is not audio-over-HDMI-compatible (my theory), and you need to purchase a new audio-card. They are really cheap now.I use an ASUS Radeon HD 5450 512MB cabable of audio over HDMI, and this has been working flawlessly with Shark007 codec pack on two HTPC in my home. This codec-pack has an excellent configuration-tool embedded, so setting up is a walk in the park. I rip my BDs with DD HD/DTS HD into mkv, and this works great. I also use a Yamaha RX-V-765 receiver to process the sound btw.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the_thunder, post: 837520, member: 69395"] I guess the question here is if your HTPC really is streaming audio through your HDMI-interface. In your logs, MP shows to use your onboard (Realtek) audio-device. This audio-device will not be able to stream HD-audio. Check your PC audio properties to check if HDMI is selected as audio device (I suspect this not to be the case) If this should be the case, check your codec settings and see if direct streaming (bypass) of audio is selected. If you do not have an HDMI Audio-device avaliable in your windows audioproperties, your soundcard is not audio-over-HDMI-compatible (my theory), and you need to purchase a new audio-card. They are really cheap now. I use an ASUS Radeon HD 5450 512MB cabable of audio over HDMI, and this has been working flawlessly with Shark007 codec pack on two HTPC in my home. This codec-pack has an excellent configuration-tool embedded, so setting up is a walk in the park. I rip my BDs with DD HD/DTS HD into mkv, and this works great. I also use a Yamaha RX-V-765 receiver to process the sound btw. [/QUOTE]

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