(2012-10-19, 23:38)AudioFiend Wrote: Cool that produced audio, but well out of sync and the video is a littery juttery on the TrueHD mkv also the AVR light was PCM??
Better results with m2ts folder DTS MA 7.1 no problems at all. AVR light was DTS??
Again thank you.

(2012-10-20, 00:03)bluray Wrote:

(2012-10-19, 23:38)AudioFiend Wrote: Cool that produced audio, but well out of sync and the video is a littery juttery on the TrueHD mkv also the AVR light was PCM??
Better results with m2ts folder DTS MA 7.1 no problems at all. AVR light was DTS??
Again thank you.

If you haven't select Hardware Acceleration in TMT5, you might want to select it. If it is still stutter, you might wan to try the original blu-ray disc with TrueHD audio. Just to make sure that MKV file is not corrupted.

It's good to know that you can bitstream HD audio using TMT5. You might want to give the Nightlies a try- Nightly Builds....

(2012-10-22, 16:48)AudioFiend Wrote: UPDATE: Ok here is the state of play. I did have H/A set in TMT5 and the nightlies didnt improve things from what i had. I have now had great success with MPC-HC with LAV fillers and madVR. I download test files from demo world and everything i throw at it now plays. The only niggle i have is the damn light on the AVR doesnt change from PCM? Why is this? Can it even be achived when not playing from the blu-ray disc?

(2012-10-24, 20:27)runnernorth Wrote: Hi, don't know if this is the right place, but I'm trying anyway, do you know if the new Mac mini with the Intel HD4000 will be able to bitstream, running win7 with bootcamp or VMware fusion?

(2012-10-26, 16:19)hennings Wrote: Alright, so I finally broke down and ordered parts for my HTPC. I totally overlooked the onboard audio chipset, which I just noticed is made by VIA.

The parts haven't arrived yet, and if the following hardware (or their drivers) is going to cause issues, I'll send it back without opening it, and find a different motherboard. DTS-HDMA bitstreaming is a very important to me.

CPU: Intel Core i3-3225, Intel HD 4000
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD3H, Audio chipset is VIA VT2021
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128544
Probably not important, but the receiver is a Denon AVR-1610

Also, the comptuer will be running Windows 8 to take advantage of the Storage Spaces feature and faster boot times.

(2012-10-24, 17:27)AudioFiend Wrote: I'm going to do a fresh install of WIN7 and first try with Ati CCC / AMD. I am 100% sure windows is set up correct. Im going to just install TMT5 as this should passthrough DTS HD and change the light my AVR ! I have reread the manual 5 times over and i dam sure the HDMI setting are correct! Im thinking it my be a EDID error! but this shouldnt effect the ability to bitstream DTS HD to my AVR and this is what im going to focus on first. I will try and take some screen shots of the HDMI settings and my try working back from the TV/AVR/HTPC, also my TV is a Panasonic TX-32LZD81

(2012-10-27, 11:31)AudioFiend Wrote: UPDATE:
I have followed this up by making this post, just incase others my find themselves in the same position. I was 100% sure that i had all the setting correct from following the execellent advice from this forum thanks bluray for putting me on the right track. But still the lights on the AVR wouldnt change and i had double checked and re-read post after post and as i said i was 100% sure all the setting were correct. But after a real struggle and lots of google searches, It ended up being a EDID issue after all!!
more detail can be found here http://www.avsforum.com/t/1227161/edid-overrides-to-solve-bitstreaming-issues-for-ati-5xxxs