We are a manufacturer of video scaler with built-in HDMI 2.0 Rx chipset.
Our affiliated company reported the following, so I will ask three questions including what I investigated.
For HDMI output with audio from NUC pc, if user do the play → stop → play action,
Audio recovery takes up to 6 seconds.
For example, it means that video playback and pause are repeatedly performed every 10 seconds without changing the type of clip on YouTube.
Analysis of the problem found that sck and ws signal of I2S audio disappeared.
The problem only occurred on Intel iRIS graphics models.
So when we tested the reproduction with the specifications described below, it took up to 1 second to recover the audio.
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11th Gen Intel i5-1155G7 2.5Gh
Win10 Pro(21H1)
LG Notebook : Gram 15ZD95P-GX56K
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In conclusion, the result of extracting and analyzing audio data from our HDMI 2.0 Rx is that
(*) If there is no audio data stream of about 5 seconds, system artificially blocks audio sck and WS (=LRCLK) output.
(**) It appears that there is a routine to detect when the audio menu is retrieved from the window control panel.
Q1)
Is this a behavior intended by Intel?
Or is the procedure in MS Windows-10 controlling HDMI embedded audio?
Q2)
Regarding HDMI embedded audio, are there any updates to the latest bios or drivers?
Q3)
Is it related to the previous QnA of other users below?
https://community.intel.com/t5/Graphics/HDMI-audio-stream-keeps-dropping-when-inactive/m-p/447426