Sound not playing 99% of the time
Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 12:01 am
Hello,
This is my first time using ProgDVB, I'm using v6.95.3 (x64) on Windows 7 (x64).
First of all, your software is awesome! Congratulations.
But I'm in need of help with sound not playing most of the time.
The problem is that the audio will not play by default and I cannot find the reason why.
I can get audio to play by messing around with the several audio codecs and audio renders and sometimes it will play with no problem. Bu as soon as I change the TV channel, the sound will stop playing. Then, I tweak around the codecs again at random and apply the changes several times until it starts playing again (no particular codec works/doesn't work). Then, if I change the TV channel again, the sound will vanish. If I return to the previous TV channel where sound was playing, there is an 80% chance that the audio will still play. If I close ProgDVB, when I reopen it there is a 1% chance that audio will play. Most of the times I'll have to go to the codecs again and start messing around with them and apply until I hear sound, but then on every time I change the TV channel the sound will be gone (no particular TV channel). By the way, using ProgTV has the same effect. If I am fortunate enough to get sound on one TV channel I can't change it or the sound will be gone there too.
I have installed latest audio codec packs and everything is fine there it seems.
Why I am sure the problem is not hardware or driver related: If I open my device with VLC Media Player, everything is flawless. Audio plays in every TV channel and never does it go away when changing TV channels or any other stuff. In fact, I don't even need to worry about anything related to audio codecs or any other setting for that matter.
I have tried changing the demux, codecs, sound processing, etc, nothing has solved this crippling problem.
So, my question is: What might be wrong with ProgDVB or my settings so that sound will play correctly but stop playing whenever I change a TV channel or if I close/open ProgDVB?
Thank you for your help.
This is my first time using ProgDVB, I'm using v6.95.3 (x64) on Windows 7 (x64).
First of all, your software is awesome! Congratulations.
But I'm in need of help with sound not playing most of the time.
The problem is that the audio will not play by default and I cannot find the reason why.
I can get audio to play by messing around with the several audio codecs and audio renders and sometimes it will play with no problem. Bu as soon as I change the TV channel, the sound will stop playing. Then, I tweak around the codecs again at random and apply the changes several times until it starts playing again (no particular codec works/doesn't work). Then, if I change the TV channel again, the sound will vanish. If I return to the previous TV channel where sound was playing, there is an 80% chance that the audio will still play. If I close ProgDVB, when I reopen it there is a 1% chance that audio will play. Most of the times I'll have to go to the codecs again and start messing around with them and apply until I hear sound, but then on every time I change the TV channel the sound will be gone (no particular TV channel). By the way, using ProgTV has the same effect. If I am fortunate enough to get sound on one TV channel I can't change it or the sound will be gone there too.
I have installed latest audio codec packs and everything is fine there it seems.
Why I am sure the problem is not hardware or driver related: If I open my device with VLC Media Player, everything is flawless. Audio plays in every TV channel and never does it go away when changing TV channels or any other stuff. In fact, I don't even need to worry about anything related to audio codecs or any other setting for that matter.
I have tried changing the demux, codecs, sound processing, etc, nothing has solved this crippling problem.
So, my question is: What might be wrong with ProgDVB or my settings so that sound will play correctly but stop playing whenever I change a TV channel or if I close/open ProgDVB?
Thank you for your help.