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HDMI passthrough + USB DAC - ziopanna - 21st Feb, 2015 01:32 AM
Hi guys,
I've read a lot of thread regarding multiple audio output on XBMC etc. but I didn't find what I'm looking for.
I've a double audio setup. One with a multichannel AVR and another one with USB DAC connect to an hi-end 2.0 HiFi
I've tried to setup my new Raspberry Pi 2 with Xbian to match this type of configuration but unfortunately everything works fine only with HDMI connection.
I tried to change settings in Audio section putting ALSA: Musical Fidelity Analog in the main section and HDMI in device passthrough. With this configuration Films and other contents with multiple channel audio works fine but I can't listen any songs. In the HiFi system I can hear only noise.
I also read that XBMC does't support ALSA but why I can select it?
Is there someone who can help me with this?
Sorry for my poor English, I'm Italian
Best regards.
Luca
RE: HDMI passthrough + USB DAC - rikardo1979 - 21st Feb, 2015 09:00 AM
(21st Feb, 2015 01:32 AM)ziopanna Wrote: Hi guys,have you read through this thread? any help in there?
I've read a lot of thread regarding multiple audio output on XBMC etc. but I didn't find what I'm looking for.
I've a double audio setup. One with a multichannel AVR and another one with USB DAC connect to an hi-end 2.0 HiFi
I've tried to setup my new Raspberry Pi 2 with Xbian to match this type of configuration but unfortunately everything works fine only with HDMI connection.
I tried to change settings in Audio section putting ALSA: Musical Fidelity Analog in the main section and HDMI in device passthrough. With this configuration Films and other contents with multiple channel audio works fine but I can't listen any songs. In the HiFi system I can hear only noise.
I also read that XBMC does't support ALSA but why I can select it?
Is there someone who can help me with this?
Sorry for my poor English, I'm Italian
Best regards.
Luca