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Karellen at 05:47, 23 July 2020

2020-07-23T05:47:23Z

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	HD Audio on Intel SandyBridge & IvyBridge systems require a patch from Intel to be included within the kernel, Linux 3.7 and higher include this patch as standard. In addition modification to system files maybe required in order to get the HDMI audio working.		HD Audio on Intel SandyBridge & IvyBridge systems require a patch from Intel to be included within the kernel, Linux 3.7 and higher include this patch as standard. In addition modification to system files maybe required in order to get the HDMI audio working.

	For more detail on the required Linux modifications see ~~<big>[[~~Intel Linux Modifications for HD Audio~~]]</big>~~		For more detail on the required Linux modifications see Intel Linux Modifications for HD Audio

	==== Dual audio setup Linux ====		==== Dual audio setup Linux ====
	* Dual audio possible settings: Very likely hardware and setup dependant		* Dual audio possible settings: Very likely hardware and setup dependant
	{{forum link2\|[[forum:145430\|Setting up dual audio forum thread discussion]]}}		{{forum link2\|[[forum:145430\|Setting up dual audio forum thread discussion]]}}

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Ned Scott at 23:55, 10 May 2013

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	* Dual audio possible settings: Very likely hardware and setup dependant		* Dual audio possible settings: Very likely hardware and setup dependant
	{{forum link2\|[[forum:145430\|Setting up dual audio forum thread discussion]]}}		{{forum link2\|[[forum:145430\|Setting up dual audio forum thread discussion]]}}

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>NedBot: Robot: Cosmetic changes

2013-04-27T15:11:44Z

Robot: Cosmetic changes

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	When using AMD HDMI to an AVR then use the "AVR (no HD Audio)" settings.		When using AMD HDMI to an AVR then use the "AVR (no HD Audio)" settings.

	====Intel HD Audio====		==== Intel HD Audio ====
	HD Audio on Intel SandyBridge & IvyBridge systems require a patch from Intel to be included within the kernel, Linux 3.7 and higher include this patch as standard. In addition modification to system files maybe required in order to get the HDMI audio working.		HD Audio on Intel SandyBridge & IvyBridge systems require a patch from Intel to be included within the kernel, Linux 3.7 and higher include this patch as standard. In addition modification to system files maybe required in order to get the HDMI audio working.

	For more detail on the required Linux modifications see <big>[[Intel Linux Modifications for HD Audio]]</big>		For more detail on the required Linux modifications see <big>[[Intel Linux Modifications for HD Audio]]</big>

	====Dual audio setup Linux====		==== Dual audio setup Linux ====
	*Dual audio possible settings: Very likely hardware and setup dependant		* Dual audio possible settings: Very likely hardware and setup dependant
	{{forum link2\|[[forum:145430\|Setting up dual audio forum thread discussion]]}}		{{forum link2\|[[forum:145430\|Setting up dual audio forum thread discussion]]}}

>Jjd-uk: Created page with "====AMD fglrx Driver Limitations==== The AMD fglrx drivers on Linux limit the number of real audio channels to 2.0, this only provides enough bandwidth for LPCM 2.0, DTS (5.1) an..."

2013-02-11T10:31:14Z

Created page with "====AMD fglrx Driver Limitations==== The AMD fglrx drivers on Linux limit the number of real audio channels to 2.0, this only provides enough bandwidth for LPCM 2.0, DTS (5.1) an..."

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====AMD fglrx Driver Limitations====
The AMD fglrx drivers on Linux limit the number of real audio channels to 2.0, this only provides enough bandwidth for LPCM 2.0, DTS (5.1) and AC3 (5.1) and so '''HD audio''' is '''NOT''' possible on Linux for AMD GPU's and that "Output stereo to all speakers" must be disabled.
Further to this the lglrx drivers limit HDMI audio to a 48Khz sample rate however 96KHz is possible on SPDIF.

When using AMD HDMI to an AVR then use the "AVR (no HD Audio)" settings.

====Intel HD Audio====
HD Audio on Intel SandyBridge & IvyBridge systems require a patch from Intel to be included within the kernel, Linux 3.7 and higher include this patch as standard. In addition modification to system files maybe required in order to get the HDMI audio working.

For more detail on the required Linux modifications see <big>[[Intel Linux Modifications for HD Audio]]</big>

====Dual audio setup Linux====
*Dual audio possible settings: Very likely hardware and setup dependant
{{forum link2|[[forum:145430|Setting up dual audio forum thread discussion]]}}