Problems with Audio / Subtitle selection for BD discs (1 Viewer)

[mm1352000]

Btw: the statement that Direct Sound is for analog output is not true. Direct Sound routes the Audio to the designated playing device...

What you say is true. I said it was analog because in your first log files the designated playing device was the "Lautsprecher (USB Audio)" device, which is an analog device, isn't it?
[edit: To be clear, I never said that all DirectSound options are analog.]

Compare your first log files:
Description: Lautsprecher (USB Audio)
Default Sound Playback: Yes
Default Voice Playback: Yes
...
Description: DENON-AVRHD-C (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)
Default Sound Playback: No
Default Voice Playback: No

...and now...:
Description: DENON-AVRHD-C (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)
Default Sound Playback: Yes
Default Voice Playback: Yes
...
Description: Lautsprecher (USB Audio)
Default Sound Playback: No
Default Voice Playback: No

So to be clear, my point is not that you can't use the MP default DirectSound option. It's just that you have to adjust the settings to match the device.

If you select a digital output (eg. DENON-AVRHD-C (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)) or default output when Windows default is a digital output (eg. DENON AVRHD-C (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)) then you can enable bit-streaming.

If you select an analog output (eg. Lautsprecher (USB Audio)) or default output when Windows default is an analog output (eg. Lautsprecher (USB Audio)) then you cannot enable bit-streaming.

 

[DaBaSe]

Hello Guys,

I see that you configured MP to use the MediaPortal Audio Renderer (MPAR)... but MP is not actually using it

Yes, you are right. I dont know what exactly happend. But i did a uninstall / reinstall of LAV-Filter. It seems, that is OK now (Shift+1). So i did a new set of Logs and also screenshot of my settings (MPAR and LAV settings).

The issue with the Framedrops happend anyway. And always at the same position.
I yust see, that the Audiostream are marked as "deu", not as "ger" . Perhaps thats my problem with the Audiostream.

Perhaps you find something

greetings
Lars