Dolby Digital does not work again after switching audio
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Dolby Digital does not work again after switching audio
I have a problem with the player that when playing a DVD with 3 types of audio, PCM, Dolby Digital and DTS, if I select Dolby Digital audio in the DVD menu it plays normally, but if I change to PCM or DTS and return to Dolby Digital, it doesn't change when going to PCM, and when I disable "Fallback to PCM if Bitstreaming is not supported" the video and audio keep choking, the multi channel light on and off on my receiver, I've already updated the realtek driver, reinstalled the codec , I tried to change some things in the codec but nothing had any effect, another strange thing that happens is that when going to Realtek Audio Digital Output properties when selecting the DTS format to listen to, it doesn't play on my receiver but it is the only one that works normally in videos, Dolby Digital on the same panel I listen to the Windows test but it doesn't work correctly on videos, any solution for this?
Gigabyte Aorus Z790 Elite X Wi-Fi 7 ALC 1220-VB.
Gigabyte Aorus Z790 Elite X Wi-Fi 7 ALC 1220-VB.
HLB- Posts : 2
Join date : 2024-02-07
Re: Dolby Digital does not work again after switching audio
LAV Splitter options > Remove audio decoder on Audio Stream Switch
Maybe that helps.
Maybe that helps.
Re: Dolby Digital does not work again after switching audio
It didn't work, some Dolby Digital audio works normally in 5.1, all DTS works normally, but some Dolby Digital audio from some videos don't work at all.
HLB- Posts : 2
Join date : 2024-02-07
Re: Dolby Digital does not work again after switching audio
If test fails in the Windows Sound settings, then something is wrong with interaction between driver and receiver. Codecs are not involved in those tests.
MPC-HC options > Playback > Output
Maybe it works better with DirectSound audio renderer
I don't know what might be wrong.
MPC-HC options > Playback > Output
Maybe it works better with DirectSound audio renderer
I don't know what might be wrong.
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