I get audio and the AVR lights up with Atmos (bitstream) but its having.
JRIVER MEDIA CENTER ATMOS MANUAL
(from mpv reference manual "Possible codecs are ac3, dts, dts-hd, eac3, truehd")Īnd finally ATMOS. 1 JRiver Media Center c th gip bn qun l cht ch tt c cc file media. JRiver Media Center is a 'jukebox'-style media player, like iTunes, which usually uses most of the screen to display a potentially very large library of files. Mpv -audio-device=alsa/hdmi:CARD=PCH,DEV=2 -audio-spdif=dts,truehd,dts-hd movie.mkv JRiver Media Center is a multimedia application that allows the user to play and organize various types of media on a computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux operating systems.
I tried each "alsa/hdmi:CARD=PCH,DEV=X" until it worked, mine was 2 No - MC is not Dolby Atmos enabled, so it will only play those tracks as if they were either 5.1 or 7.1 tracks. Mpv -audio-device=help and get your complete hdmi string. Going back to alsa, on your terminal now run: Using pavucontrol, you have to change your HDMI profile to stereo only in the configuration tab, this is important, and then in the output tab, advanced arrow, you select what to bitstreaming, screenshot attached. But given that JRiver is a Win32 app (yes) it looks like it is possible for JRiver to decode Dolby Atmos using the Win32 API. Files without ATMOS seem to work ok with pulseaudio. This means that it can output your CDs, your HD audio (88.1 KHz, 176 KHz, and more), your DSD, and any other audio perfectly to your DAC.
This is because if we also want ATMOS it only works with alsa AFAIK and we have to free the sound card from pulseaudio, with pulseaudio I didn't have success with ATMOS files. JRiver Media Center audio is bit perfect. It can act as an audio player for content stored on the device.
JRIVER MEDIA CENTER ATMOS ANDROID
Systemctl -user stop rvice pulseaudio.socket JRiver on Android is the media engine of JRiver Media Center with a simplified user interface.
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