TV sound in and out don't match

[justinrh 174]

Refer to this post for the video in question and media details.  Can someone explain what I'm seeing the TV say the audio is?  I appears to me the audio is being upgraded.  If so, why?  Shouldn't Emby and the Shield just passthru to the 'everything' soundbar?  "DD+" is an upgrade, right?  "Dolby processing" on the Shield is off.

The TV system menu stats say:

• audio in = Dolby Audio
• audio out = Dolby Atmos - DD+

Edited December 30, 2022 by justinrh

[ebr 14929]

Sounds like your TV is converting it.  The "audio in" part would be what is being passed by Emby.

[justinrh 174]

Why isn't Emby passing to the TV the format it is, which is Atmos:

Format                                   : E-AC-3 JOC
Format/Info                              : Enhanced AC-3 with Joint Object Coding
Commercial name                          : Dolby Digital Plus with Dolby Atmos
Format settings                          : Dolby Surround EX

[ebr 14929]

I'm not really sure what your TV is reporting nor what kind of processing it may be doing but, if you will play that item for a few seconds and then  follow the instructions to send a log from the app I can tell you what we are sending out.

 

 

[justinrh 174]

Logs sent at 11:19 am EST, user Home.

BTW, the Android app (v3.2.44) croaks on this file.

[ebr 14929]

On 12/31/2022 at 11:23 AM, justinrh said:

Logs sent at 11:19 am EST, user Home.

BTW, the Android app (v3.2.44) croaks on this file.

How was the file created?

[justinrh 174]

You said you could tell what Emby is sending out.  What did you find?

[ebr 14929]

It is direct playing and sending the raw audio out - which, in this case, was DD+ (EAC3).

[justinrh 174]

Well, since I'm getting out what is going in, then the TV is just not reporting the proper (complete) info for IN like it does OUT.

[Luke 37113]

Has this resolved your issue?

[justinrh 174]

Unless someone says my conclusion is bogus, then yes.