Julien_NC 2 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 9 hours ago, softworkz said: How do I get to that menu exactly? I forgot you first question : Right click on the speaker Icon :
Julien_NC 2 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 (edited) Hi again and thanks for your support. I am not sure that's the file you require, do not hesitate to point me in the right direction. I watch a movie yesterday in AAC 5.1 with a 5.1 output define in Emby and Atmos in Windows (see previous screen). ffmpeg-transcode-20bb7476-b057-4724-91b4-ad2db72ed47d_1.txt Edited December 21, 2024 by Julien_NC
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 4 minutes ago, Julien_NC said: Hi again and thanks for your support. I am not sure that's the file you require, do not hesitate to point me in the right direction. I watch a movie yesterday in AAC 5.1 with a 5.1 output define in Emby and Atmos in Windows (see previous screen). ffmpeg-transcode-20bb7476-b057-4724-91b4-ad2db72ed47d_1.txt 21.43 MB · 0 downloads That isn't the mpv log. Look in the app settings Settings > about > log files Attach the corresponding log that starts with mpv
softworkz 5066 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 30 minutes ago, Julien_NC said: 9 hours ago, softworkz said: How do I get to that menu exactly? I forgot you first question : Right click on the speaker Icon : Thanks for the clarification - so the menu is from Dolby Atmos - that's probably why I've never seen it.
Julien_NC 2 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, softworkz said: Thanks for the clarification - so the menu is from Dolby Atmos - that's probably why I've never seen it. I don't blame you. It's well hidden, need to be install with Windows Store and not much documentation online sadly. I am hoping my few screens we'll help some lost soul in the futur
softworkz 5066 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 But there's one thing I do not quite understand: What's the purpose of the Atmos software on Windows? I mean, when you play a video with Atmos in a TrueHD stream with passthrough to HDMI - for what is the Atmos software on Windows?
Julien_NC 2 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 (edited) 15 minutes ago, generiq said: That isn't the mpv log. Look in the app settings Settings > about > log files Attach the corresponding log that starts with mpv I dont have this entry on my log (I even look with ctrl +f). My : C:\Users\XXXX\AppData\Roaming\Emby-Server\programdata\logs Doesn't contain an mpv.log either. I am sorry it's frustrating, thank you for your patience. 10 minutes ago, softworkz said: But there's one thing I do not quite understand: What's the purpose of the Atmos software on Windows? I mean, when you play a video with Atmos in a TrueHD stream with passthrough to HDMI - for what is the Atmos software on Windows? If my memory serve me right I didn't had any sound before adding Atmos. Could be my sound splitter or Windows. I will try without Dolby Atmos to see if there is any change. Edited December 21, 2024 by Julien_NC
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, Julien_NC said: I dont have this entry on my log Everyone does....hold on, I'll post screenshots...
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 @softworkz It would be nice if we could right click and copy the log directly, and not have to open it then save it.
Julien_NC 2 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 I hate myself, good call. I just attach the file. @softworkz : You were right too. I assume Dolby Atmos was needeed, it is not. mpv-20241221T180116956.txt 1
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 [ao/wasapi] Selecting device by id: '{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df}' [ao/wasapi] Selecting device '{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df}' (Atmos (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)) [ao/wasapi] Monitoring changes in device {0.0.0.00000000}.{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df} [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.1 float (32/32 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo float (32/32 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/32 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 44100hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 96000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 88200hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 192000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 176400hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 32000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 22050hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 11025hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 8000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 16000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 352800hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 384000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying mono s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 2.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 4.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 3.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 3.0(back) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying quad s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying quad(side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 3.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.0(side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 4.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.1(side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.0(front) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying hexagonal s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.1(back) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.1(front) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.0(front) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.1(wide) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.1(wide-side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying empty s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying octagonal s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Channel layouts: [ao/wasapi] - stereo [ao/wasapi] result: stereo [ao/wasapi] Accepted as stereo s32 @ 48000hz -> stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) [ao/wasapi] Device period: default 10000 us, minimum 3000 us [ao/wasapi] Trying buffer duration 10000 us [ao/wasapi] Buffer frame count: 480 (10000 us) [ao/wasapi] IAudioClock::GetFrequency gave a frequency of 48000. [ao/wasapi] device buffer: 480 samples. [ao/wasapi] using soft-buffer of 9600 samples. [cplayer] AO: [wasapi] 48000Hz stereo 2ch s32 [cplayer] AO: Description: Windows WASAPI audio output (event mode) [autoconvert] inserting resampler [swresample] format change, reinitializing resampler [swresample] 48000Hz 5.1 floatp -> 48000Hz stereo s32 [swresample] Remix: 5.1 -> stereo [af] [out] 48000Hz stereo 2ch s32 [vd] Using software decoding.
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 As I said, WASAPI is limiting it to stereo and downmixing.
softworkz 5066 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 2 minutes ago, generiq said: As I said, WASAPI is limiting it to stereo and downmixing. No. The audio driver does not offer any other format than stereo. @Julien_NC - Please remove the Atmos stuff, so that it goes directly to Nvidia audio.
Clackdor 109 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 15 minutes ago, softworkz said: But there's one thing I do not quite understand: What's the purpose of the Atmos software on Windows? I mean, when you play a video with Atmos in a TrueHD stream with passthrough to HDMI - for what is the Atmos software on Windows? I know that it's needed for games that support Atmos to use Atmos for headphones. If gaming with a receiver for surround sound I believe it's also needed. I don't have an Atmos receiver myself, so this is all just speculation on my part. I plan on getting one at some point, mainly for my Xbox though. This also makes me curious as to how Atmos is handled on the Xbox, especially when it comes to emby. On Xbox if I'm using headphones and have spacial audio set to Atmos for headphones I can play the Atmos audio stream on services like Netflix. You have to have the Dolby access app to get this. There's also an equivalent app for DTS.
softworkz 5066 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 When you have that Atmos stuff out of the way, then go to speaker configuration of the Nvidia audio like here: And there you configure 5.1 then retry in the Emby app
Julien_NC 2 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 I can't use 5.1. The only option I have are Stereo and Atmos. My output is my graphic card and it's kinda dumb that's why I even have to use an audio splitter. See the new log file attach when I use Stereo. It looks like the result is the same. [ao/wasapi] Selecting device '{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df}' (Nvidia (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)) [ao/wasapi] Monitoring changes in device {0.0.0.00000000}.{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df} [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.1 float (32/32 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo float (32/32 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/32 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 44100hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 96000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 88200hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 192000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 176400hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 32000hz (exclusive) -> ok [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 22050hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 11025hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 8000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 16000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 352800hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying stereo s32 (32/24 bits) @ 384000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying mono s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] OnPropertyValueChanged triggered on device {0.0.0.00000000}.{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df} [ao/wasapi] Changed property: {3d6e1656-2e50-4c4c-8d85-d0acae3c6c68},3 [ao/wasapi] Trying 2.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] OnPropertyValueChanged triggered on device {0.0.0.00000000}.{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df} [ao/wasapi] Changed property: {e4870e26-3cc5-4cd2-ba46-ca0a9a70ed04},0 [ao/wasapi] Trying 4.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] OnPropertyValueChanged triggered on device {0.0.0.00000000}.{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df} [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Changed property: {e4870e26-3cc5-4cd2-ba46-ca0a9a70ed04},1 [ao/wasapi] OnPropertyValueChanged triggered on device {0.0.0.00000000}.{0dad764b-d35e-4ba6-b4b9-a3510e7c95df} [ao/wasapi] Changed property: {e4870e26-3cc5-4cd2-ba46-ca0a9a70ed04},1 [ao/wasapi] Trying 3.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 3.0(back) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying quad s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying quad(side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 3.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.0(side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 4.1 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 5.1(side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.0(front) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying hexagonal s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.1(back) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 6.1(front) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.0 s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.0(front) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.1(wide) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying 7.1(wide-side) s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying empty s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Trying octagonal s32 (32/24 bits) @ 48000hz (exclusive) -> unsupported [ao/wasapi] Channel layouts: [ao/wasapi] - stereo [ao/wasapi] result: stereo mpv-20241221T182305722.txt
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 4 minutes ago, Julien_NC said: I can't use 5.1. The only option I have are Stereo and Atmos. And if you connect the HDMI cable directly to the SONOS? (I know you won't have a picture, but it will generate a log we can look at)
softworkz 5066 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 1 minute ago, generiq said: And if you connect the HDMI cable directly to the SONOS? (I know you won't have a picture, but it will generate a log we can look at) I wanted to say the same, try something else with HDMI, it probably detects that the end point can only accept stereo (uncompressed).
softworkz 5066 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 (edited) But does Sonos take 5.1 audio? Isn't it for multi-room audio, but not for multichannel home cinema audio? Edited December 21, 2024 by softworkz
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, softworkz said: I wanted to say the same, try something else with HDMI, it probably detects that the end point can only accept stereo (uncompressed). Yeah, because it has an optical output. Once Windows sees an active optical port, all you get is stereo
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 Just now, softworkz said: But does Sonos take 5.1 audio? Isn't it for multi-room audio, but not for mulichannel home cinema audio? It's a soundbar for hometheater
softworkz 5066 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 2 minutes ago, generiq said: It's a soundbar for hometheater https://www.sonos.com/en-us/how-sonos-works The have some home theater meanwhile, but multi-room audio is their core
Guest Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 On 12/16/2024 at 2:45 AM, Julien_NC said: I am using a Windows 10 computer with the latest version of Emby Theater. HDMI output -> Sonos soundbar 3 minutes ago, softworkz said: https://www.sonos.com/en-us/how-sonos-works The have some home theater meanwhile, but multi-room audio is their core
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