Which device for proper dts-wav, dts-flac

[theonewithaclue 2]

My dts-flac and dts flac files are perfectly fine, they are getting "passed trough" to my external decoder from my windows pc and even when burned to cd, they get "passed through" to an external decoder from my very old cd player with an digital spdif out (on the analog cinch, there is white noise, as it should be

I am telling this to stop immeadiately any discussion on the file format, its perdectly fine

The question I have is, what device and what Emby app would be the best as  a client to "pass through" those files that are provided by an Emby server on a Synology?

Only, if I figugre out a way how to do this, I would buy a lifetime subscription, monthlyor yearly plans are a nogo for me

And of course, its not working with the Emby  or Emby-TV app on my Philips TV

Any suggestions?

[rbjtech 4817]

I'm unsure what you mean by DTS FLAC - there is no such codec.   They are either FLAC or DTS, they cannot be both.

Either way, you simply need to have an end device that natively supports the codec in question - be it DTS (or DTS-HD, DTS-X etc) or FLAC (but be careful here, as there are many formats within the FLAC container).

Don't try and use ARC or EARC - ie go 'through' a TV - as you may then be limited to what that TV supports (passes through).   Go direct from the Emby device to the decoder/receiver - and then pass the Video into the TV.

I've never had issues with the Shield Pro, except a few edge case audio codecs - Everything from DD Mono to DTS-X/THD 7.1 Atmos passes through to my Denon Receiver just fine.

[Luke 38863]

@theonewithacluehas this helped?

[theonewithaclue 2]

Hi Luke,

I figured it all out, unfortunately Emby is not a solution for me, so I canceled my Premiere test account and I will not buy the litftetime version. Emby on Android is not supporting an external  player (on the Android client, e.g. my phone), but this would be absolutely important to me. Here are the specific reasons:

- I would like to be able to play wav or flac files that contain a compessed dts stream (44100 kHz). Google "DTS CD" on Wikipedia if you do not exactly know what that is, please no discussion about that format it exists, and it works ;-).

- The Android player needs to be able to forward the stream either directiy to en EXTERNAL player, in my case the "Wiim Pro Plus", or it needs to be able to support an external player app like the Wiim Pro app.

- Why is this important: To not fuck up the encoded digital signal of those wav or flac files, it is important to not alter it and it needs to be 100% volume. Thats called bit perfect passthrough ;-).

- The Wiim Pro is the only device I tested so far, that can do it, for example I could not figure it out for a "Video Chromecast" with an HDMI audioextractor, nor with the "Audio Chromecast" via its TOSLink digital output.

- I could use the Wiim Pro app to play tthose songs via DLNA from Emby, but unfortunately that is nort very responsive.

- So, I ended up having the music on a Synology, accessing it with their Audiostation App, where I can forward the music directly to the Wiim Pro, which is on the same local network.

WHAT WOULD BE GREAT: Put this functionality to the Android player app, but make sure, the app ist just passing the stream and for example no 44100 to 48000 conversion. Ausdiostation can do it, so ts possible.

Thanks!

 

 

 

[Luke 38863]

Hi, what is the issue with using Emby dlna with wiim?

[theonewithaclue 2]

- search does not work for me
- slow
- sometimes inresponsive

Maybe all of the abouve are the fault of the Wiim player, I don't know. But unfortunately for those reasons, I cannot use the combination Emby, Wiim, DLNA

What I do really not get is why the Emby App does show other external devices as player,  like Chromecast Audio- and Chromecast Video  but not the Wiim. AudioStation  (Synology shows the Wiim).

Is this a different protocol?