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Thanks, I've raised this internally for further investigation.
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Join Date: Mar 2014
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I now have a Toshiba Dynadock U3 instead and I still have the same problem!
I have also tried with a hp laptop with win7 and the same problem. I get surround sound from the computers then I use the displayport but not from the HDMI port on the USB-dock. Has anyone for sure been able to get surround sound from the HDMI port using displaylink? I attach a new log. |
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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We have just tested this on an Onkyo HT-R538 which is what we have for system test and 5.1 audio works. Is 5.1 definitely selected under the speaker configuration?
![]() (Note: we show Stereo and 5.1 only) Wim |
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Join Date: Mar 2014
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Thanks for verify that it is possibly to get 5.1 throughout HDMI. May I ask what OS and with docking station you used?
I only have stereo or 5.1 Surround and I have tested both. The sound comes out different so I’m sure. I will try to find another receiver to test on. But because it works then I use the computers displayport I think the receiver is fine. |
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It was checked with a Targus ACP70 dock on Windows 8.1 (to check the original problem posted in this thread).
Wim |
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I have now tested on a newer receiver.
Then I use the display port the receiver say it get a Dolby D signal. Then I use the dock and Displaylink the receiver says “Multi in”.( So the 5.1 sound works on the newer receiver) I thought Displaylink just pass-through the sound, but it seems it process and changes it in some way. The source is Dolby D. I have tried to google it and I think it makes it to PCM multichannel. I don’t think my old receiver can handle PCM multichannel so that should explain my problem. And if I understand it right, if I set the source(computer/Displaylink) to Bitstream it will pass the signal unprocessed to the receiver. Have I understood it right and is it possible to set Displaylink to Bitstream so it just pass-through the signal? |
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