Guide: Perfect playback & Display calibration (4 Viewers)

tachtevrenidis

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I followed this guide and the results are great! The sound is beautiful (I do HDMI to my TV, I have HD3000). The only problem is that the sound is a little delayed on some channels now (did not have that before, although before I had some tearing and crackling). The audio delay control seems to be disabled (I can't move it back and forth). Any ideas?
 

tachtevrenidis

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The only problem is that the sound is a little delayed on some channels now (did not have that before, although before I had some tearing and crackling)

Try not to use MediaPortal Audio Renderer for LiveTV but instead DefaultDirectSound Device.


Ok I think using DirectSound Device takes care of that BUT here is what does not seem right. When I use MPAR with the settings instructed in the guide and tune to a channel my received 'detects' dolby digital mode and switches (there is a light that comes on) and turns off when i stop TV. When I use directsound device, the receiver stays in pro logic mode the whole way. Also using MPAR, I can only control sound through my amp (makes sense since it just passes through the digital signal to my amp) while with DS device, I can do it via my MePo remote. The sound when using MPAR is noticeably better. Also I can't use different renderers for TV and Video as there is a HUGE different in volume levels and I also need to switch remote controls to control sound.

Can somebody bring this together?
 

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    Use a different audio codec in live TV that does pass through. This will match volume levels and ensure audio is controlled on receiver only.[DOUBLEPOST=1374791144][/DOUBLEPOST]Someday I will add a bit for TV section.
     

    tachtevrenidis

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    Use a different audio codec in live TV that does pass through. This will match volume levels and ensure audio is controlled on receiver only.[DOUBLEPOST=1374791144][/DOUBLEPOST]Someday I will add a bit for TV section.


    such as? Sorry MePo noob here!
     

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    Try with what you already have available first.[DOUBLEPOST=1374791582][/DOUBLEPOST]Just not lav BC we disabled pass through with that one to use with mpar.
     

    tachtevrenidis

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    I have the microsoft audio decode, LAV and Cyberlink POWER DVD 12 Audio Decoder. I can't seem to do pass through with any of them. Other thoughts?
     

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    Right click volume icon play back devices enable supported modes should fix pass through. Also as mentioned no mpar live tv[DOUBLEPOST=1374792576][/DOUBLEPOST]If still problem install ffdshow tryouts audio codec only.
     
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    tachtevrenidis

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    Right click volume icon play back devices enable supported modes should fix pass through. Also as mentioned no mpar live tv[DOUBLEPOST=1374792576][/DOUBLEPOST]If still problem install ffdshow tryouts audio codec only.


    Under playback devices I only have my sound card's speakers and my TV (HDMI). The TV one is active and when i go to configure the only option is 2 speakers. That's it. All enhancements are turned off.
     

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