[Hitcher]

Dodgy HDMI cable?

[blry12]

I can't even get TrueHD or Atmos to show up anymore it keeps saying DD+, it was working before. not sure what i did wrong, I am on Omega Stable now. I get Dolby Vision but no Atmos. Anyone know how to fix, I do have proper equipment b/c i get it through Netflix, Plex and VLC.

[RedTwenty50]

Already tried two different HDMI cables on the same AVR when testing the Windows version for the same issue, plus it's different HDMI's on the other systems that had dropouts too, so don't think that one is it. Thanks for the suggestion though.

[RedTwenty50]

Netflix doesn't have TrueHD, but those others can pass it through from my knowledge.

Have you checked your Kodi settings under System - Audio? You want to have the right amount of channels selected, and then at the bottom there is an option to 'Enable passthrough'. Also make sure you have the TrueHD option under this enabled along with any other formats your system supports.

[jogal]

TrueHD test builds in this thread:

https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=377117

[RedTwenty50]

This problem was contributed to by both the file itself and Kodi.

Please see the post above for Kodi's fix to their part in the issue.

I have also made a post on MakeMKV to hopefully fix the file's part in the issue.
https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopi...=6&t=33890

[ac16161]

Interesting thread, I came to this as I noticed a couple of audio glitches when watching the extended version of The Abyss (atmos and seamless branching) using Kodi 21 with passthrough from an Ugoos AM6B+/CoreELEC to a Marantz AVR. So I gather this is a Kodi issue?

[RedTwenty50]

It could be either Kodi or the file itself, the discussion has been continuing here:
https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=377117

Best try the test builds from this thread to see if that improves things for you