2024-04-20, 12:11
I can confirm this issue.
To reproduce:
- set output to any multichannel mode (3.1 in my case)
- enable stereo upmix
- play a file with stereo soundtrack
Expected result:
- audio plays upmixed to all front speakers in my 3.1 setup
Actual result:
- audio plays only on front center and front right speaker, front left is silent
This issue is present in version 21.0.
This issue was definitely not present on 20.4, very likely also not on 20.5 (though I had 20.5 running only for a very short time).
I can't provide logs atm, since I'm running CoreElec in the living room with logs disabled to reduce flash storage wear, and I don't have a test setup in place currently (family would kill me if I started using the living room setup for playing around and debugging). I turned off stereo upmix for now, familiy will likely not even notice that the center speaker is missing, as opposed to the left speaker ;-)
(Now look at that, after years of silence on this forum, I come back, and all I have to say is "I can confirm this issue, but can't even provide logs." Sad.)
To reproduce:
- set output to any multichannel mode (3.1 in my case)
- enable stereo upmix
- play a file with stereo soundtrack
Expected result:
- audio plays upmixed to all front speakers in my 3.1 setup
Actual result:
- audio plays only on front center and front right speaker, front left is silent
This issue is present in version 21.0.
This issue was definitely not present on 20.4, very likely also not on 20.5 (though I had 20.5 running only for a very short time).
I can't provide logs atm, since I'm running CoreElec in the living room with logs disabled to reduce flash storage wear, and I don't have a test setup in place currently (family would kill me if I started using the living room setup for playing around and debugging). I turned off stereo upmix for now, familiy will likely not even notice that the center speaker is missing, as opposed to the left speaker ;-)
(Now look at that, after years of silence on this forum, I come back, and all I have to say is "I can confirm this issue, but can't even provide logs." Sad.)
