HI Folks
Seeking some help from experts as my knowledge is limited. I have a Laptop with HDMI out. It has a nVidia graphics card, the laptop is a Dell XPS M1530.
Now i have connected that to my AV- Denon 1912
When playing a MKV file with DTS Audio, the error i get on XBMC is "Unable to initialize audio device". This is when i select audio out as HDMI on XBMC settings. When i select Analog, i get audio out but its clearly not DTS/Dolby Digital. The SAME file when i play with my Blu Ray Player via USB i can see DTS appear on the AV which means audio input is DTS.
Is this because the laptop audio is unable to send out DTS or digital sound? How do i check if that sound card is capable of sending out digital audio? When i play with VLC, right click shows me in the audio options 5.1 also. Selecting that also does not work
Does a media player work better in this case( i guess so but asking to be sure)
Mods: If this has been discussed already please merge this, i tried my best to search but did not find this addressed anywhere
Seeking some help from experts as my knowledge is limited. I have a Laptop with HDMI out. It has a nVidia graphics card, the laptop is a Dell XPS M1530.
Now i have connected that to my AV- Denon 1912
When playing a MKV file with DTS Audio, the error i get on XBMC is "Unable to initialize audio device". This is when i select audio out as HDMI on XBMC settings. When i select Analog, i get audio out but its clearly not DTS/Dolby Digital. The SAME file when i play with my Blu Ray Player via USB i can see DTS appear on the AV which means audio input is DTS.
Is this because the laptop audio is unable to send out DTS or digital sound? How do i check if that sound card is capable of sending out digital audio? When i play with VLC, right click shows me in the audio options 5.1 also. Selecting that also does not work
Does a media player work better in this case( i guess so but asking to be sure)
Mods: If this has been discussed already please merge this, i tried my best to search but did not find this addressed anywhere