Fri Dec 13, 2024 8:08 pm by atc98092
What model of Roku are you using? Some of their players have a built in DD encoder, and the OS update might have kicked in. I have a few of my Roku players on their beta program, and while I can't tell you the OS version I'm running (NDA and all that) I can say that my Ultra 4800 (which is set to passthrough for audio and connected to an AVR) plays DD and DTS tracks without a problem. So I think Roku has it fixed, they just need to roll out a new OS version.
I'm not going to change the Roku profiles in Serviio for a temporary issue with the Roku OS. Besides, to my knowledge there's no immediate plans to release a Serviio update, so any changes I make to the profiles wouldn't go public for a while anyway. Someone could create their own Roku profile as a workaround and transcode all audio to AAC, but then you'll lose 5.1 audio.
Dan
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