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I would like to understand more the reason here. I know the problem is not my motherboard because when I play Despereaux, with mplayer I get DTS with 5.1 channels. My tuner lights up the DTS and says 5.1 channels. Here is the eac3to says about the movie: M2TS, 3 video tracks, 4 audio tracks, 5 subti...

I know this is windows specific group. I am currently running linux, but thinking of moving over to windows if linux does not work out for me. I am having a hard time getting a straight answer about truehd. I know for certain NVidia does have integrated audio on their HDMI, because I use it on linux...

I am trying to get VLC to do digital passthru for ac3, dts, etc. All audio is coming out 2 channel. This command line works correctly with 5.1 audio passthru with mplayer: mplayer-svn -fs -zoom -quiet -ao alsa:device=hw=0.3 -channels 6 -ac hwdts,dwac3, <filename> How can I make vlc do the same thing...

Sorry for the cross post, but this thread seems to be going in a different direction. Anyway, versions:

# VLC 1.0.0 and FFmpeg SVN 19344

uname -a

Linux myth1 2.6.30.1 #1 SMP Tue Jul 14 21:17:44 PDT 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux

distro:

minimyth-0.21.0-69b1-x86_64

I am running:

VLC 1.0.0 and FFmpeg SVN 19344

Should this work?

What command line should I use for passthru?

What about to passthru dts and 5.1 ac3?

Sorry, I thought this was the linux list. What version fo FFmpeg should work? Are there any special command line options to make this work?

For those of us not experts in vlc, you mind mentioning the exact syntax of the command line that should work? I tried some spidif settings I found but nothing gave me anything but 2 channel audio. Also, why ATI only for TrueHD? Will this ever work for Nvidia? Also, how do I turn on VDPAU, or is in ...

I am trying to do this ( truehd, dts, or ac3 5.1 ) via HDMI, but nothing of the sort is working. Only 2 channel audio ever comes out of vlc, how do I make this work on linux?

with copy protection removed, only 1 in 4 mt2s movies play. Most just show a 'green screen'. Same movie plays fine with mplayer. Also as far as I can tell, no support for TrueHD or DTS. How do we make this stuff work.

As for a feature request what about navigating the Bluray structure.

I am trying to do this on linux. I am connected via HDMI, but no 5.1, no TrueHD, no DTS no matter what I do. How do I make this work with command line?

It sure don't appear fixed to me. How do I play a .m2ts file with trueHD audio and have it work?

I see just about everywhere that VLC 1.0 now supports TrueHD, is this true? How? None of the trueHD I have tried to play works at all. I also know that VLC at least has plans for VDPAU, are these real? How real? How to I test it out? There are two movies I play ( m2ts 1080p ) and I get a green splot...