I fixed it lolYou have your cables crossed somewhere - either connecting cables or speaker cables.
That aside, don't rely on YT videos for multichannel/surround sound testing as YT content is only two channels.
YouTube does actually support 5.1 audio to be uploaded and streamed to the end user, in which case the "Stats for nerds" window will display audio format 256 or 258.That aside, don't rely on YT videos for multichannel/surround sound testing as YT content is only two channels.
The one OP posted above shows 251.YouTube does actually support 5.1 audio to be uploaded and streamed to the end user, in which case the "Stats for nerds" window will display audio format 256 or 258.
I've been getting 5.1 on some YT content, some music as well as movies. Try this https://www.youtube.com/@5.1MusicChannelThe one OP posted above shows 251.
Do you have a link to a YT video that has 5.1 audio? Maybe I need to have a 5.1 audio setup in order for YT to serve me that kind of audio track? All I have is stereo.
Thank you. I was able to play 5.1 content from YT using my Roku.I've been getting 5.1 on some YT content, some music as well as movies. Try this https://www.youtube.com/@5.1MusicChannel
ps You may be able to detect 5.1 content, but doesn't sound like you can play it....
256 or 258 = what?YouTube does actually support 5.1 audio to be uploaded and streamed to the end user, in which case the "Stats for nerds" window will display audio format 256 or 258.
This is actually what we admiringly call you... when you're not paying attention... which is never."Stats for nerds"
This is actually what we admiringly call you... when you're not paying attention... which is never.
Ah thanks. I rarely use utube for music.= YouTube's ID number for one of its many different audio formats that it streams to users. More info here.
256 | MP4 | AAC (HE v1) | 192 Kbps | Surround (5.1) | Rarely |
258 | MP4 | AAC (LC) | 384 Kbps | Surround (5.1 | Rarely |
I meant you couldn't play it in the 5.1 format....I assume the Roku downmixed it?Thank you. I was able to play 5.1 content from YT using my Roku.
Just curious, when your say "interface" are you referring to some minidsp box, an AVR, PrePro, I'm confused.It was my bad, I had connected them wrong without thinking, didnt realize the interface had left and right markings at the end of it, would have been more obvious if they had put L and R next to the holes
Just curious, when your say "interface" are you referring to some minidsp box, an AVR, PrePro, I'm confused.
Haven't heard that term used before.
Roku supports 5.1 formats and passes them to my AVR, which detected it as Dolby Digital+ (EAC-3).I meant you couldn't play it in the 5.1 format....I assume the Roku downmixed it?
I thought you just had the stereo playback system.....afaik most of the streaming services check your video/audio capability and provide suitable content....Roku supports 5.1 formats and passes them to my AVR, which detected it as Dolby Digital+ (EAC-3).
But on my PC, where I only have a stereo DAC, that video wouldn't even show that it had a 5.1 track available. I guess YT checks what audio capabilities you have and serves you the appropriate audio track.