Thanks for helps - I could see I was accessing the ogg version in my browsers and when I set my speaker config correctly I can get multichanel audio from the html5 page no problem. Well there is a problem and that is the file order - with a 5.1 config set in OSX im seeing a LCRLsRsLFE playback but im not able to save this as a config and to add to that Quicktime and VLC only play out tracks 12 and 5 - but I can change to
quad playback and then all 4  tracks are routed correctly.

This is similar problem Ive always had with SoundofSpace AAC files which use the CLRLsRsLFE order but again I can use the Quad playback to fix the order. Id much prefer the ITU spec of LRCLFELsRs as that seems to be a sort of common standard

On the main site Ive never been able to get a player to load with the AC3 play now option though I can download them and play back dolby digital in VLC and quicktime through my Yamaha home decoder. Using VLC is easily the best because it has its own encoded stereo option which saves changing overall options and I can it triggers the yamaha recieving it. Quicktime does work though but only if you go into the terminal and set up ac3 passthrough?? hence I use VLC for AC3.

AC3 in OSX appears to always download rather than just playthrough - it will open and play in VLC but only after downloading as well. My use of AC3's has been mainly dvds for film or straight audio for multispeaker installs ignoring 5.1 - there is an answer to the download issue as you can save a vlc playlist and post as an m3u containing the urls to avoid ac3 downloads though ive only just tried that out.

So I dont see a particular browser problem though we are dealing with computer and receiver set ups - I originally wanted to be able to stream 4 channel files into soundflower without any need - for people to reset or guess channel order and with Ogg files the computer tended to mess with the order but when I used a QTreference file as the link the channel order was not messed with anymore - this was only tested in OSX and XP at the time


hope this is of help to someone -

mick





On 1 Dec 2011, at 22:40, etienne deleflie wrote:

Hi Mick,

If you are talking about this page:
http://soundofspace.com/static/test_html5.html

then all feeds are 5.1 .... if you are hearing stereo it is your browser that has decided to interpret the 5.1 feed as stereo. Any settings for that
would be browser side.

But to find out which of the three files the browser has chosen to use is difficult. On Firefox 8, I can right click on the player and do 'copy audio location' .... (the file is the ogg one). This doesn't work on Safari...
not sure about Explorer

good question though .... there must be a way.

Etienne


On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 9:14 PM, mick ritchie <[email protected]> wrote:


Etienne -

I can play back stereo from your player in firefox3 and Safari but not 5.1
- my
5.1 box doesnt see dolby digital just stereo. Is there any way of telling
which
feed my browser accesses?

mick

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