skank 85 Posted September 27, 2024 Posted September 27, 2024 Hi I was about to buy the new google tv streamer. Unfortunately it doesnt support hd audio passthrough. I'm busy setting up a new home theater where i need a mediaplayer. Now im not willing to buy a shield pro cause its quite old.. and its 200+ euros... I do need HD audio passthrough for dts x , truehd.. etc etc I also want netflix HD and disney+ etc etc I dont have much options then... I never owned an amazon device before , so i'm totally blind.. But does this device fits my needs? Does it work with emby and audio passthrough? Thx !
skank 85 Posted September 28, 2024 Author Posted September 28, 2024 10 hours ago, Luke said: Hi, on paper it sounds like it does. Someone can confirm then? Its already out for a time no?
Luke 42077 Posted September 28, 2024 Posted September 28, 2024 6 hours ago, skank said: Someone can confirm then? Its already out for a time no? @CBers may have some tips.
RanmaCanada 494 Posted September 29, 2024 Posted September 29, 2024 With those audio codecs you want pretty sure Shield is the only device that will. Even my Firecube Gen 3 doesn't support DTS-X but supports TrueHD. https://developer.amazon.com/docs/fire-tv/device-specifications-fire-tv-streaming-media-player.html No DTS-X listed and not DTS-HDMA, just basic profile, just like the cube.
skank 85 Posted September 29, 2024 Author Posted September 29, 2024 (edited) Although i abandoned kodi and went to emby, heres a topic https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=376035 The nokia is listed on top of it , so im eager to know how to nokia performs. I do need truehd, and dts-hdma, i thought firecube and amazon fire stick 4k max did it... The fire cube there, is listed above the shield... Edited September 29, 2024 by skank
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