After a few days of trying to make this work, I got it working, partially. I managed to get my browser to send DD+ for the AVR do decode (instead of LPCM) and the number of channels was correct (per Netflix stats for nerds).
But there’s a big problem, PC only sends audio correctly to AVR when Dolby Atmos for Home Theater is enabled (even though my AVR doesn’t support it) and when I stream Atmos media. When I play non-Atmos media, there’s no sound,
I don’t exactly what I did, since the troubleshooting involved changing edid, updating nvidia driver with modified NVIDIA files, tweaking alanfox2000’s APO driver with its many presets, installing the files in Alanfox2000’s for making the enhancers work, installing AAF HD Audio driver over the NVIDIA drivers, and few more things that I probably can’t remember.
Replacing the XML file of the DolbyAPO folder I think is the action that made it all work, but I’m not sure.
I restored my Windows since I did so many things and it was kinda of broken. I wanted to replicate what I did right and this time make passthrough/bitstream work outside of Atmos media. Maybe you guys could help me?
I wanted to know a few things about Dolby as well. AAF only includes Dolby Atmos in his pack, but does that driver includes everything else in the Dolby codecs portfolio (DD, DD+ and TrueHD)?
About APO Drivers, what are the differences between the many Dolby Drivers (PCEE, DAX, DS1, various Atmos)? Which is the best one? Should I choose only one when installing APO Drivers? Also, Dolby Dax API service is the only I can’t install because of administrator privileges (even though I click in the exe to run as as administrator)?
This shouldn’t be this hard. I’m kinda losing my mind over it.