I have this issue since I have been using the Vero 4k+.
When I resume playing a video that was paused, video starts right away, but for half a second, there is no audio. After that time, everything is fine but I missed whatever was said for that half second.
I have tried every audio settings, reset my device by removing /home/osmc/.kodi, no luck.
The Vero is simply connected via HDMI. The video file is on the Vero (not a LAN problem).
I have tried on different screens, no luck.
And above all, I have osmc installed on a raspberry pi 1b, and I don’t have the issue with it.
Sam already tried to help me but we couldn’t find any solution as of now.
As you are already using PCM, there’s unlikely to be a solution for this. There is a Keep Audio Alive setting that may help; but I seem to recall that you had issues with this.
I think this is an issue we have all had before. Not sure how to fix it. It can be partially fixed with setting delay after changing resolution but since OP is talking about issues after pause that probably wouldn’t help.
But It sure would be nice if this somehow could be fixed with a update in the future or a new device in a few years time.
What’s causing this anyway ? My amateur guess would be that it happens because the video stream gets hardware accelerated while the audio is handled by the CPU ?
The keep audio alive setting doesn’t change anything for me.
But again, why is my old raspberry pi with the same osmc can do it fine and the brand new Vero 4k+ can’t… ?
hi, i bought a vero 4k+ a couple of weeks ago, and i have the same issue. connected via hdmi to denon 3313 avr and there is a audio gap for about 1 second when resume after pause.
settings are passthrough, the display of my denon says for example dts, and when i pause it switches to pl2 cinema, when i unpause it switches back to dts with the audio gap.
any reasons or solutions? i dont care about the money, which device would be better?
and sorry for my english, i’m no native speaker… thx
It would be best for you to post debug logs that display the behavior so we are not playing a guessing game. It likely will be just a matter of something like not using refresh rate switching or some other setting that is much easier spotting from a log than guessing what it may be.
lot of ERROR: CAMLCodec::AddData: packet to big: 172526, probably corrupted
the vero is connected to a Synology 920 NAS via NFS and LAN cable via Zyxel 8-Port Gigabit Switch
Under certain conditions it can be but when I’m playing regular DTS content passthrough into my Denon AVR it does not switch to PCM when paused. I would recommend the following changes to your settings.
Display resolution set to 1080p at 60hz
Audio channels set to 7.1
In player settings set adjust refresh rate to on start/stop
In the audio settings you might also play with the keep device active setting.
my ps4, my dune mediaplayer and my panasonic blu-ray player don’t behave like this.
avr stays at dts when paused and audio is resuming immediately after unpausing.
sorry, i’m pedantic about this things, the delay annoys me, so i guess i gonna buy the next player…
The keep Audio Alive setting might solve this. But what is happening is when you pause the video, we stop sending an audio signal, which causes the AVR to revert back to PCM.
It’s possible for us to keep sending a passthrough signal; but things like UI sounds may not work as expected.