1.38 DTS-HD MP sound out problem (2 Viewers)

[framug]

Hello,

I think I found a problem with DTS-HD video file in MP (no sound).

First, please integrate that VLC (normal, no codecs) and MPC-HD with LAV filters are working fine with this file. (The DTS-HD sound is delivered by AV receiver).

Then please, follow red and green rectangles.

The file info :



The LAV filters config :



The LAV filters execution :



The AV receiver infos :



The MP graph :



An idea where the problem could be ?

 

[ajs]

An idea where the problem could be ?

Turn off sound conversion (Neural:X 5.1 -> 7.1) and see, I don't see any problems 5.1 in, 5.1 + FH(R/L) out (~7.1).

 

[framug]

Even if I remove Neural or switch to dolby surround instead, result is the same (both with MPC-HC working and MP not working).
The new AV receiver can decode all latests sounds (lossless too, atmos,...) and can mix all I want (stereo only, if needed).
This is not a receiver config problem.

 

[framug]

Same file played with MPC-HC with Neural please, compare blue rectangle with red rectangle above.

 

[ajs]

The new AV receiver can decode all latests sounds (lossless too, atmos,...) and can mix all I want (stereo only, if needed).

Well, if there is a signal at the input and not at the output, then it seems to me that the problem is in the receiver settings. Because bitstream, it is either there or it is not. But it is at the input.

 

[framug]

Then, explain why it is working with VLC and MPC-HC and not with MediaPortal...

 

[ajs]

Then, explain why it is working with VLC and MPC-HC and not with MediaPortal...

As far as I remember and know, both of the mentioned players do not use LAV Filters, they have their own codecs.

 

[framug]

True for VLC, not for MPC-HC.

 

[ajs]

not for MPC-HC.

Maybe. But I don't see any other reasons except the settings. Maybe I'm wrong.

 

[framug]

Maybe. But I don't see any other reasons except the settings. Maybe I'm wrong.

I think the reason is that probably we have a MP problem (possible in C++ code, not sure) but, I'm not a specialist of this...