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Hi Ashu!<br>
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I'm going to reply from Steve's message as probably makes more sense
to..<br>
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<pre wrap="">Now - minor stuff:
1. When i go to themes on remote frontend - i only see 3. Classic,
Classic-Wide and Terra.
You need to get mythfrontend to download other themes. It should
download the list of themes when you go into the theme chooser. If it
has not, then from in the theme chooser, M(menu) and select Refresh
Downloadable Themes. You probably tried before when your networking
was not working.</pre>
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And for whatever reason it is normal for the Themes to 'disappear'.
A that menu just tap the "M" key and they magically will reappear.<br>
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<pre wrap="">2. Audio - I think I need to choose HDMI but if i do that - TrueHD doesn't
work. If I select iecxxxx- I think DTS-HD won't work - not sure. But the
real part - wrong speakers light up when doing the test.
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<pre wrap="">HDMI can be limited as to what it will pass through. If your TV does
not do TrueHD, then it is unlikely an HDMI connection to your TV will
do TrueHD as the TV will not pass it through. If the HDMI goes to
your receiver/amp then maybe it will work.</pre>
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Another thing I found here was "K.I.S.S.": the second page of the
audio cofiguration for the Frontend has various options such as
Dolby and other enhancements. If they're off by default keep them
off, play with them later when things are working. I have a monitor
with built-in speakers I occasional use for viewing up here in the
Computer Room. Problem is built-in speakers have a super-wimpy amp
and so not very loud. One of the FE's audio options made the 'test
speakers' noise sufficiently loud -- yea!! Problem was that setting
killed off all sound when playing back the TV show. :(<br>
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