Talk:Audio settings - Revision history

Karellen at 05:54, 23 July 2020

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	== Frodo GUI Settings ==		== Frodo GUI Settings ==
	{{see also\|Settings~~/Music~~}}		{{see also\|Settings}}

	AE brings several new settings to the graphical user interface (GUI) as well as to [[#Advanced settings\|advancedsettings.xml]].		AE brings several new settings to the graphical user interface (GUI) as well as to [[#Advanced settings\|advancedsettings.xml]].

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Frodo GUI Settings

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	AE brings several new settings to the graphical user interface (GUI) as well as to [[#Advanced settings\|advancedsettings.xml]].		AE brings several new settings to the graphical user interface (GUI) as well as to [[#Advanced settings\|advancedsettings.xml]].
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			{{greenv\|'''NOTICE'''\|The screenshot below is just for illustration/documentation purposes, <u>'''do not'''</u> setup your XBMC audio that way, unless with compatible hardware connected.}}
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Frodo GUI Settings

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	== Frodo GUI Settings ==		== Frodo GUI Settings ==
	{{see also\|Settings/Music}}		{{see also\|Settings/Music}}

			AE brings several new settings to the graphical user interface (GUI) as well as to [[#Advanced settings\|advancedsettings.xml]].
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			[[File:Settings - Audio Output.png\|600px]]
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Gotham GUI Settings

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Gotham GUI Settings

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Gotham GUI Settings

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	\|colspan="2"\|'''<big>Setting</big>'''		\|style="width:12%" colspan="2"\|'''<big>Setting</big>'''
	\|'''<big>Description</big>'''		\|style="width:80%" \|'''<big>Description</big>'''
	\|'''<big>Setting Level</big>'''		\|style="width:8%" \|'''<big>Setting Level</big>'''
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	\|colspan="2"\|'''Audio Output Device'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Audio Output Device'''
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	\|Level		\|Level
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	\|colspan="2"\|'''- Enable Dolby Digital ~~trancoding~~'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''- Enable Dolby Digital transcoding'''
	\|Select this if the audio out connection only supports multichannel audio as Dolby Digital 5.1, such as an SPDIF connection. If your system supports LPCM multichannel sound via HDMI, leave this disabled		\|Select this if the audio out connection only supports multichannel audio as Dolby Digital 5.1, such as an SPDIF connection. If your system supports LPCM multichannel sound via HDMI, leave this disabled
	\|Level		\|Level
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan="2"\|'''Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC3)capable receiver'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC3) capable receiver'''
	\|Select this option if your receiver is capable of decoding E-AC3 streams		\|Select this option if your receiver is capable of decoding E-AC3 streams
	\|Level		\|Level

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Gotham GUI Settings

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	\|Select the behaviour when no sound is required for either playback or GUI sounds:<br>		\|Select the behaviour when no sound is required for either playback or GUI sounds:<br>
	'''[Always] -''' continuous inaudible signal is output, this keeps the receiving audio device alive for any new sounds, however this might also block sound from other applications<br>		'''[Always] -''' continuous inaudible signal is output, this keeps the receiving audio device alive for any new sounds, however this might also block sound from other applications<br>
	'''[1- 10 Minutes] -''' same as Always except that after the selected period of time audio enters a suspended state		'''[1- 10 Minutes] -''' same as Always except that after the selected period of time audio enters a suspended state<br>
	'''[Off] -''' audio output enters a suspended state. Note - sounds can be missed if audio enters suspended state		'''[Off] -''' audio output enters a suspended state. Note - sounds can be missed if audio enters suspended state
	\|Level		\|Level