no sound with true hd or atmos in mkv archive

[perrunin]

[Phil181]

Possibly something wrong with your settings.  Wrapper (and Media Center) still play TrueHD & DTS-HD MA 7.1 without problems.
Can you play your file with just Media Center?  If so, it is possibly the wrapper settings.   If not, check the Audio settings.
Remember, a full upgrade resets all settings, including Country,  Time, Audio & Video.

[perrunin]

thanks for answer.

At last i could solve the problem.

I had configure a lot of times the audio out but it didt sound.

this morning i downgrade to android 5 and the problem persist. then i upgrade to the first firmware of android 7 and all starts to work perfect again.

i will trie to upgrade to the last firmware and probe the sound again.

[perrunin]

 

The same problem again

when i instal 2.03 firmware dolby true had stops working

how i can configure media centar o video player to make work dolby true hd again?

Thanks

[futeko.com]

Where are you playing the video from and using which app?

True-HD and ATMOS should play without problem in Himediaplayer or Kodi+wrapper.

Settings in Settings - Playback should be:

HDMI Output: RAW
HBR Output: RAW7.1

[perrunin]

Hello.

I am playing the videos with media center, i thing with wrapper. it  palys dts hd and the rest of them but when i try to play mkv whith true hd there are no sound

with kodi videoplayer sounds in the tv by hdmi and stereo (pcm) in my av reciver usin raw in the optical aout.

it s veri strange because whwn i downgrade to 2.0.1 i have any problem but upgrading from 2.0.3 and 2.0.4 apears the problem

in a couple of weeks i will recived an atmos av and i could probe it with raw hdmi output.

Thanks

[shebdabe]

Same issue here. Stopped working after 2.0.1 if the hardware is not TrueHD compatible. Using my AVR in the living room (TrueHD is supported) the audio works fine. But my second player in the bedroom is attached just to my TV. Since the MKV doesn't contain the AC3 core I get no sound (which wasn't a problem in 2.0.1).

Problem is I don't want to go back to 2.0.1, because if I do so the HDR ratio bug would be back...

[netguru]

Same issue here. Stopped working after 2.0.1 if the hardware is not TrueHD compatible. Using my AVR in the living room (TrueHD is supported) the audio works fine. But my second player in the bedroom is attached just to my TV. Since the MKV doesn't contain the AC3 core I get no sound (which wasn't a problem in 2.0.1).

Problem is I don't want to go back to 2.0.1, because if I do so the HDR ratio bug would be back...

Use your second Player with native kodi Player should solve the Problem ...

[shebdabe]

Use your second Player with native kodi Player should solve the Problem ...

Works fine with HD content. Stuttering when playing back UHD content. So no option either...

[DJ-Daywalker]

Hi, have the some problem. With FW 2.0.1 TrueHD works fine over the media player.
When I upgraded to FW 2.0.4 there is no sound only a picture.

Settings:
HDMI Output: RAW
HBR Output: RAW7.1

[shebdabe]

Hope this will be fixed in 2.0.5

[DJ-Daywalker]

Hi, have the some problem. With FW 2.0.1 TrueHD works fine over the media player.
When I upgraded to FW 2.0.4 there is no sound only a picture.

Settings:
HDMI Output: RAW
HBR Output: RAW7.1

So I have time to test it again.

I'm back to FW 2.0.1 with following settings I became sound with every file.
Auto/Auto & Raw/Raw5.1

Then I updatet to FW 2.0.3
I have no sound with above-mentioned settings for TrueHD Files!
So I have tested every settings but no sound for TrueHD 

For sound I have the Yamaha YAS 207. I also connect the box only to my Philips 7101.

[Phil181]

I'm back to FW 2.0.1 with following settings I became sound with every file.
Auto/Auto & Raw/Raw5.1

Then I updatet to FW 2.0.3
I have no sound with above-mentioned settings for TrueHD Files!
So I have tested every settings but no sound for TrueHD 

For sound I have the Yamaha YAS 207. I also connect the box only to my Philips 7101.

To get TrueHD, as suggested, you should really be using RAW7.1 output.

Your main issue would appear to be the Yamaha YAS 207 soundbar does not decode Dolby TrueHD (as it is not shown at all in specifications, only DTS-X for "surround Technology").  Your TV will certainly not be capable of decoding TrueHD audio. 
Stick to AC3 or DTS with your system (or upgrade to a better soundbar/AVR that can decode full audio like the YSP-2700). 

Firmware 2.0.4 passes HD audio fine for TrueHD 7.1, DTS-HD MA 7.1 and PCM 7.1 using HDMI to a Yamaha Aventage 7.1 AVR.
 

[DJ-Daywalker]

I'm back to FW 2.0.1 with following settings I became sound with every file.
Auto/Auto & Raw/Raw5.1

Then I updatet to FW 2.0.3
I have no sound with above-mentioned settings for TrueHD Files!
So I have tested every settings but no sound for TrueHD 

For sound I have the Yamaha YAS 207. I also connect the box only to my Philips 7101.

To get TrueHD, as suggested, you should really be using RAW7.1 output.

Your main issue would appear to be the Yamaha YAS 207 soundbar does not decode Dolby TrueHD (as it is not shown at all in specifications, only DTS-X for "surround Technology").  Your TV will certainly not be capable of decoding TrueHD audio. 
Stick to AC3 or DTS with your system (or upgrade to a better soundbar/AVR that can decode full audio like the YSP-2700). 

Firmware 2.0.4 passes HD audio fine for TrueHD 7.1, DTS-HD MA 7.1 and PCM 7.1 using HDMI to a Yamaha Aventage 7.1 AVR.
 

Thx for your comment.
So the FW 2.0.4 can not decode the signal like in the FW 2.0.1?

[Mount81]

I'm still on fw 1.0.9, but I give it a guess from the previous posts, what could have happened: Your AVRs/Soundbars are not True-HD capable.  But it was still able to decode the "relay" AC3 (DD) track in the video. Maybe there's some trouble with "auto" detecting the AC3 audio track after the firmware update to 2.0.4. While Playing a Video, push menu on remote and Switch the audio track to the AC3 one.

Same with DTS-HD. I guess you will able to switch the track to the "simple" DTS core track manually.

Tho' it's still just a guess, might worth a try.

For the real HD audio you will still need a compatible AVR or Soundbar.