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Hi @guysoft UPDATE: I just noticed this: https://github.com/guysoft/FullPageOS/issues/92 :) Could you please describe where this project is at now? Is it still alive? The last release on GitHub was around 7 months ago. https://github.com/guysoft/FullPageOS/releases Since then, hasn't the Raspberry P...

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It's freaky how much I would like an answer to this question as well. There seems to be a lot of people wanting to do a carputer with Raspi but even 4 years or more after Raspi was released, the audio situation in relation to carputers is still a bit tricky. Would it be possible to start a CarPuter ...

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This tutorial is fantastic! Exactly what I was trying to do. One issue I have not resolved is power-down. If I unplug my Raspbmc it complains that it was not shut down properly. For me, this project isn't overly legitimate without answering that question. That wording may sound more critical than I...

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RaTTuS wrote:http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=269814 ?

First page of an 86 page thread

Could you please elaborate?

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Latest Milhouse build has proper touch support (including multi-finger gestures). See: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=231092 Approaching one year later, the official build in the Raspbian repo still lacks proper touch support, if I'm not mistaken, as I just installed it for the first time ...

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For those running OpenELEC 5.0.8 and who want to get rid of this innocuous but annoying error, thankfully we don't have to worry about git clones and compiling. Lucky that, since OpenELEC doesn't have git or APT available! Fsck is available by default: # fsck fsck from util-linux 2.25.2 Which appear...

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toxibunny wrote:
1080p_at_35b wrote:Can you get a white or grey or silver backlight for these units?
Yep. http://m.ebay.com/itm/16x2-Black-Charac ... 0143901923

Wow, great find toxibunny, thanks!

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You wouldn't happen to know of an obliterate Java option would you? The only good Java runtime is one uninstalled IMHO. You know you are trolling and post unsocial comments, there is nothing wrong with freejava if you have a problem then a) write unit test to expose the problem you have or b) file ...

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Mod note: this thread was split from the "status of java on raspbian." thread for being offtopic and possiblly a troll (i'm not sure if the poster is a troll or actually belives what he is saying) . --plugwash You wouldn't happen to know of an obliterate Java option would you? The only good Java ru...

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Ok, well you seem to be the only person that has taken issue with this. Fludizz made the original post and has had no issue with it, other people have chimed in and had no issue with it. So far, you're the only one who has a problem, which has went from "Waste of money" to "we shouldn't even be dis...

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I...I don't even know why you're still replying... Ditto. I also don't know why anyone started taking this thread in a direction that is not relevant. This thread is about getting hardware-assisted DTS coding for the Pi. If you're not interested in that, and you're happy to find alternative solutio...

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Did you read the whole of his post? Did you? Especially the bit about spending a lot of money on something he doesn't need and how that was a terrible way of thinking? He was considering a $1000 TV that he doesn't need, just so he can use DTS with his Pi. There's no guarantee the Pi will EVER get t...

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This is a terrible way of thinking... but I'm actually considering getting an HDTV worth around €1000 which is DTS capable to have my €35 'RaspBMC' play everything with audio passthrough :mrgreen: But since I do not have this TV yet and my old TV is still working fine, I have to use the analog audi...

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Looking through those now... #if !defined(TARGET_DARWIN_IOS) && !defined(TARGET_RASPBERRY_PI) AddBool(aocat, "audiooutput.multichannellpcm" , 348, true ); #endif So we know that the xbmc guys have consciously shut this off for RPi and I guess iOS/ATV, as well as AAC and DTS-MA/TrueHD passthrough. T...

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https://github.com/xbianonpi/xbian/issues/172 From there it seems like someone is working on a workaround for that specific issue (dual audio output via hdmi and 3.5mm analog at once) that doesn't involve either ALSA or PulseAudio. In OMXAudio.cpp, the number of output channels is hardcoded to 2 (l...

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https://github.com/xbianonpi/xbian/issues/172 From there it seems like someone is working on a workaround for that specific issue (dual audio output via hdmi and 3.5mm analog at once) that doesn't involve either ALSA or PulseAudio. I think raspbmc has already implemented this but it has caused some...

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https://github.com/huceke/omxplayer/blob/master/utils/PCMRemap.cpp It looks like OMXPlayer already checks to see what the output capabilities are. I don't think it hardcodes 2.0 over there. It could be that the check isn't done properly or something, but really this is speculation. There may be an ...

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Thanks for the reply, but as I say, bitstreaming (what you just described) works just fine. I want to know if on-board decoding to PCM is forced to downmix and output 2.0 or not, because whatever the speaker configuration I specify in the settings don't seem to matter - it is always downmixed. This...

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Thanks for the reply, but as I say, bitstreaming (what you just described) works just fine. I want to know if on-board decoding to PCM is forced to downmix and output 2.0 or not, because whatever the speaker configuration I specify in the settings don't seem to matter - it is always downmixed. This...

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In other words, I read this: There are 3 scenarios. DTS passthough: DTS 5.1 bitstream -> VCHIQ -> television ARM decode: DTS 5.1 bitstream -> ARM decode to 6 channel PCM -> VCHIQ -> audio_mixer -> television GPU decode : DTS 5.1 bitstream -> VCHIQ -> GPU decode to 6 channel PCM -> audio_mixer -> te...

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Sure hope that we hear from Dolby :/ For those who may not be aware, Dolby Digital (DD) is also known as AC3 and you may find that you already have support for AC3//DD in your HDMI device, particularly if the device is a reasonably new TV. I can't comment on how this may relate to HDMI computer mon...

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@1080p_at_35b Well i know a distributor which has problems with a certain low-margin product advertised to consumers ... ghans That's a shame. Hopefully it will not come to a situation where there's a little extra pressure on distributors. It already seems like, from dom's news about the code being...

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In the meantime, until hardware DTS decoding is available, is there a workaround for streaming 1080P Video with DTS? I am currently using Rasbmc but am open to other versions of XBMC on Raspberry Pi. My files are the full size output from MakeMKV and I would strongly prefer not having to use someth...

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gman529 wrote:I think we all have done what we can do. We are just need to keep working on letting DTS know that we are not going away until we get the licenses that we need.

Damn straight!

Keep the pressure up!

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Oh yeah , the distributors will like that. Just imagine a board with license and without license getting mixed up , that is already a case of license fee evasion if undetected .... ghans You think a professional distributor who carries hundreds of products cannot somehow cope with two variations of...

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