Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:30 am
I'm not sure it's possible
The video, definitely, cannot drive both HDMI and RCA, since it uses the same encoding hardware.
HDMI is the prefered destination, with RCA as fallback, so HDMI video will be used if possible.
So if a HDMI sink is found or forced, the encoding hardware switches to HDMI, and the HDMI output drivers are enabled.
Otherwise the encoding hardware switches to RCA, leaving the HDMI output drivers with no data
To send video to the RCA but audio to HDMI would require the HDMI hardware to provide "padding" data where the video data would have been
That would have been possible if the designers of the SoC had thought to do it, but if there's a HDMI sink for audio, it's assumed the video can go there as well, so why not use it?
All this can be refuted by one of the BCM engineers coming here and telling me I'm talking through my hat