Help with TTS in win7 64 bits - sound send receiver

[Wanilton]

Friends, updated windows 7  64-bit with new pack SP1, after it changed my audio configuration have an ATI video card Radeon Model 5450 with HDMI output that carries the audio and video to my Onkyo 705 receiver, as well XBMC sends the normal signal through the HDMI cable, before when I sent information via voxcommando TTS, I clearly heard the information from both the XBMC as those sent by vox via TTS, now if a movie is running nothing happens, ie do not hear the TTS , only the audio of the film that continues nornal, if I stop, i usually hear what was previously sent by the TTS.
If I leave the information out via HDMI to the receiver, and directs the TTS to the analog audio output everything works correctly.
If I send one command like What time is it?, work fine, I listening audio TTS in receiver too with success, the problem only happens when playback running.
I think this is some setting in the audio of the windows, which is causing this problem.

If anyone has any tips, I appreciate

[jitterjames]

Friends, updated windows 7  64-bit with new pack SP1, after it changed my audio configuration have an ATI video card Radeon Model 5450 with HDMI output that carries the audio and video to my Onkyo 705 receiver, as well XBMC sends the normal signal through the HDMI cable, before when I sent information via voxcommando TTS, I clearly heard the information from both the XBMC as those sent by vox via TTS, now if a movie is running nothing happens, ie do not hear the TTS , only the audio of the film that continues nornal, if I stop, i usually hear what was previously sent by the TTS.
If I leave the information out via HDMI to the receiver, and directs the TTS to the analog audio output everything works correctly.
If I send one command like What time is it?, work fine, I listening audio TTS in receiver too with success, the problem only happens when playback running.
I think this is some setting in the audio of the windows, which is causing this problem.

If anyone has any tips, I appreciate

Is the hdmi sound for movies that you are using something new?

Where are you directing your TTS output and how are you setting it?

[Wanilton]

The TTS output and XBMC  is settting for ATI HDMI for send audio to receiver, and this case I send 2 audios (music or movie sounds)+TTS Sound in a seconf moment, in this case only stop the playback I return to  Listening TTS.  audio is ok only one audio is send alone, but togheter don´t work, before this it´s ok for me.
I don´t use nothing new, just recent updated my win7 for SP1 pack via Windows Update, after this start this problem.
Send TTS alone for receiver it´s ok, send music ok too, send movie or tv shows it´s ok too, my problem is command tts while run a movie ou listening a song, only work answear to my question, stop giving the playbak, immediately hear TTS what should have listened to the movie or music running.
Questions like: What movies is this?   What Song?  What Artist?
all this questions, is the same thing, TTS.Speak or TTS.SpeakSync work after stop the playback, .

[jitterjames]

I read that microsoft "fixed" some issues with hdmi, so I guess they fixed it to not work.  Is it possible to uninstall sp1 ?

I don't use HDMI audio so I don't really have any experience with this.  Is it possible to send your tts out on something other than the hdmi, or can you only play a single source at one time?

[jitterjames]

Where are you setting your TTS output device?  (what menu).  Are you using default audio output or setting a specific output?

[Wanilton]

I am setting tts in Vox, Option, System - TTS Settings - Advanced
I am using specific output:
TTS is setting to
use this audio output device: ATI HDMI Output(ATI High Definition Audio)

This is ok too in control panel do windows...

I have speakers stereo too, if I set TTS for this output devide , it´s fine, it´s work correctly.

My problem is only sending audio for my receiver, it's like he was switching to different types of audio (stereo, DTS, Dolby)
and this cause the problem, I hear the receiver switching, characteristic of the onkyo receivers, when you change the type of audio, it makes a click, then stop when I hear the film clearly an alternating mode audio.
strange thing is that I left the receiver set for any audio to come from HTTP, to stay in direct mode.

See the end of this message for details on invoking
just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box.

************** Exception Text **************
System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80045006): Exception from HRESULT: 0x80045006
   at SpeechLib.SpVoiceClass.Speak(String Text, SpeechVoiceSpeakFlags Flags)
   at VoxCommando.Main.doAction(macroElement action, List`1 payloads)
   at VoxCommando.Main.doVoxCommand(activeCommand doCommand)
   at VoxCommando.Main.doEvent(String strEventName, List`1 payloads)
   at VoxCommando.Main.doEvent(String strEventString)
   at VoxCommando.Main.backgroundWorkerUDP_ProgressChanged(Object sender, ProgressChangedEventArgs e)
   at System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.OnProgressChanged(ProgressChangedEventArgs e)
   at System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.ProgressReporter(Object arg)


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VoxCommando
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    CodeBase: file:///E:/VoxCommando/VoxCommando.exe
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jitDebugging value set in the system.windows.forms section.
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[jitterjames]

That really Sucks!

You never said anything about an error before.  When and where do you see this error message?  Was there always an error and you did not mention it, or is the error new since your last post?  I thought it just delayed the TTS until after you stopped your video.

I am pretty sure that Windows F&*$ed this up with SP1.  The only things I can think of to try are. (other than uninstalling SP1)

1 - set TTS to use default output instead of setting it to HDMI.
2 - look for a new hdmi driver either from Microsoft or ATI.
3 - look for an OLDER hdmi driver either from Microsoft of ATI.

I am also curious to know if you have this problem with other programs that are using HDMI video or just XBMC.  Just curious though, I'm not sure what I would do with that information.

[Wanilton]

James,

this error is new.
I installed a new directory 0875 vox, I copied my configuration file and some payloads only in this new install folder. the vox program loaded ok my config, no error, running XBMC, the first TTS command worked properly, then caught the vox and the error message appeared. This error only started appearing after these steps.

I'll try your suggestions

[Kalle]

James,

this error is new.
I installed a new directory 0875 vox, I copied my configuration file and some payloads only in this new install folder. the vox program loaded ok my config, no error, running XBMC, the first TTS command worked properly, then caught the vox and the error message appeared. This error only started appearing after these steps.

I'll try your suggestions

Hey Wanilton, that suck's

use the system restorepoint of Windows and put her on a date before the problem occurred, maybe it works.

Kalle

[Wanilton]

James, the tip for install new hdmi driver was perfect solution.
This work fine again, thank you.

[jitterjames]

just lucky I guess!  I'm glad you got it working again.