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<blockquote data-quote="iyuvalk" data-source="post: 933148" data-attributes="member: 26285">Hi all,&nbsp;First of all - thanks a lot for your kind help. Just in case that someone else that has the same problem as I'm having and wants to know how I got this issue resolved, well, here's how I resolved this issue: I used Chris's idea and now I can play any file (TrueHD or not) and the computer will send to my AV receiver only the basic audio signal - 2 sound channels and my AV receiver does a very good job in upmixing them to 5.1 so the result sound is more than sufficient for my ears and still - if I want to show off with a DTS film I can always switch back to Microsoft's audio decoder and play that film in real DTS pass-through mode. I have to say that although I would be happier if MediaPortal would allow me a more granular control over when to use which decoder so that I could use Microsoft's audio decoder for DTS and Dolby-Digital films and another (such as LAV or ffdshow) for the rest or to allow me to somehow &quot;translate&quot; the TrueHD/DTD-HD MA to DTS on-the-fly, I'm most certainly very happy with the result as it is right now. Thanks a lot for all your hard work invested in MediaPortal - I really think that it's the best HTPC software out there.&nbsp;Another issue - Is there a way that I can attach an .srt/.sub file to a film that is stored as a BDMV folder without having to re-render it to a file?&nbsp;T.I.A,Yuval.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iyuvalk, post: 933148, member: 26285"] Hi all, First of all - thanks a lot for your kind help. Just in case that someone else that has the same problem as I'm having and wants to know how I got this issue resolved, well, here's how I resolved this issue: I used Chris's idea and now I can play any file (TrueHD or not) and the computer will send to my AV receiver only the basic audio signal - 2 sound channels and my AV receiver does a very good job in upmixing them to 5.1 so the result sound is more than sufficient for my ears and still - if I want to show off with a DTS film I can always switch back to Microsoft's audio decoder and play that film in real DTS pass-through mode. I have to say that although I would be happier if MediaPortal would allow me a more granular control over when to use which decoder so that I could use Microsoft's audio decoder for DTS and Dolby-Digital films and another (such as LAV or ffdshow) for the rest or to allow me to somehow "translate" the TrueHD/DTD-HD MA to DTS on-the-fly, I'm most certainly very happy with the result as it is right now. Thanks a lot for all your hard work invested in MediaPortal - I really think that it's the best HTPC software out there. Another issue - Is there a way that I can attach an .srt/.sub file to a film that is stored as a BDMV folder without having to re-render it to a file? T.I.A, Yuval. [/QUOTE]

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