2024-08-27, 11:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-08-27, 11:19 PM by theguymadmax. Edited 1 time in total.)
This issue specifically affects ExoPlayer, not libVLC, and unfortunately, there’s no fix expected in the near future. The Dolby developers even determined it was an issue with FireTV. Workarounds include using the Jellyfin plugin for Kodi. You can check out the bug report here for more details—it’s quite an interesting read.
Another possible workaround is to force transcoding by setting the audio to stereo or reducing the bitrate. This issue impacts both generation 1 & 2 devices, so if it’s working on a gen 1 device, it’s likely due to transcoding.
It's not worth the hassle, if it's an option return it.
Another possible workaround is to force transcoding by setting the audio to stereo or reducing the bitrate. This issue impacts both generation 1 & 2 devices, so if it’s working on a gen 1 device, it’s likely due to transcoding.
It's not worth the hassle, if it's an option return it.