Airplay ? Album cover is not displayed correctly

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Hello

I am using, I think, the airplay feature, as I stream from my iphone the music i’ve selected on spotify

The sound is good, no problem. On the screen there is also the song chosen, artist and everything that is displayed

The first song the correct album cover is displayed. for all the next song the first album cover is displayed.

So is it a problem on airplay, spotify, or ?

Could be cool if we could fix that. Thank you for help

2

I don’t have Spotify but if I airplay from my iPhone using Plexamp to my Vero the artwork changes along with the song without issue.

3

Ok thank you.

So based on what you said, the problem would be more the spotify application ?

Thanks

4

That would be my assumption. Doing a quick web search I saw that people were having this issue with carplay as well…

5

Hello

Thanks for your help

I have one more question about this way of listening the music coming from spotify.

Since the last update of osmc on my vero. When I check my amp it displayed the source as a dolby stream.

Is it correct ?

I am suprised that I don’t think spotify is using dolby or it is only the fact that osmc is using dolby now ?

sorry if this is stupid question..

tks

yvan

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Can you show a photo of what you see exactly?

Sam

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I am talking more on the red logo above

Maybe this is my imagination but I found the sound better since the last update ?

8

Looks like you have Pro Logic enabled on the AVR
Nothing changed re audio in this update

Sam

9

This is exactly it.

(quoted from Google’s AI)

Dolby Pro Logic IIx is a Dolby technology that expands stereo (2-channel) or 5.1 surround sound sources into 6.1 or 7.1 channel audio, creating more immersive sound for home theater systems by adding side or rear surround channels. It’s an upmixing/upconverting algorithm that uses proprietary processing to derive extra channels from less, featuring Music and Movie modes for different content types, and was common in receivers from the mid-2000s.

Dolby Pro Logic doesn’t have a flag in its spec to tell an AVR to enable this type of decoding. Some AVR’s do have an auto mode for it where they use heuristics to switch when they detect certain characteristics in a stereo signal, but typically it is something that someone manually turns on and off. If you don’t want it, just switch your AVR’s sound mode to stereo.