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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 30 for Windows => Topic started by: shaolin95 on November 08, 2022, 07:01:27 pm
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Hi.
So my projector is connected to my HTPC via HDMI directly while from the PC I have a display port to HDMI cable to my receiver for audio.
The works fine with mpc-hc but I can't get jriver to send Atmos sounds.
I tried turning on bitstreaming but i kept getting an error about the sound when I try that.
Help please
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What error are you getting?
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I'm not an expert so can you post your DSP studio settings too? Many of us have it working.
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Silly idea: Have you tried a direct HDMI connection instead of the DP -> DP to HDMI adapter -> HDMI cable arrangement?
Presumably Display Port would be better for "just display" and HDMI would be better for audio since HDMI is kind of the home theater standard.
Brian.
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I'm not an expert so can you post your DSP studio settings too? Many of us have it working.
I haven't touch that section
Mind sharing your settings?
Thanks
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Silly idea: Have you tried a direct HDMI connection instead of the DP -> DP to HDMI adapter -> HDMI cable arrangement?
Presumably Display Port would be better for "just display" and HDMI would be better for audio since HDMI is kind of the home theater standard.
Brian.
Yeah I am only using the one HDMI connection now but still same issue. It may be pointless to try since the one reason I wanted this player was for videoclock but it seems using videoclock means NO ATMOS unless I am wrong
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I'm not sure I understand. I thought you said your video connection (no audio) is HDMI. ...and your AUDIO connection is DisplayPort with a converter to HDMI to your receiver. That's not an HDMI connection as far as Windows is concerned. I'm suggesting swapping the two: Use HDMI for audio and DP with converter for video.
I'm not experienced with video clock, but I think you are correct. I think it only works if MC decodes your audio.
I guess you have to choose what's most important to you. For me Atmos would be further down the list than lip sync (for example). Your priorities may be different.
Best of luck to you.
Brian.
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I'm not sure I understand. I thought you said your video connection (no audio) is HDMI. ...and your AUDIO connection is DisplayPort with a converter to HDMI to your receiver. That's not an HDMI connection as far as Windows is concerned. I'm suggesting swapping the two: Use HDMI for audio and DP with converter for video.
I'm not experienced with video clock, but I think you are correct. I think it only works if MC decodes your audio.
I guess you have to choose what's most important to you. For me Atmos would be further down the list than lip sync (for example). Your priorities may be different.
Best of luck to you.
Brian.
And I mentioned above I am now using one HDMI and still the same.
I don't have any lip sync issues..it was more of an OCD thing seeing 2 or 3 frames droppes in a 2 hour movie, for example.
No way I am going to lose Atmos for that though..Atmos is very immersive specially in newer movies