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AAC and FLAC are no valid passthrough formats. Your AVR may only show them as supported, as the internal player component can decode those formats. (via e.g. DLNA/USB/SMB Share)
Edit:
If you want lossless audio playback of those formats specify the audio output. This will decode the audio to PCM and is sent unaltered.
For Windows for example run: "mpv.com music.flac -audio-exclusive -audio-channels=auto"
But could they be valid passthrough formats though? My AVR and soundbars can natively decode AAC and FLAC and would prefer them to do it rather than mpv; when I'm using hdmi (which I understand is mediated by audio-spdif) that mpv just passes them through.
But could they be valid passthrough formats though?
Why can't it be that way for AAC and FLAC?
No, because it's simply not specified for HDMI/Toslink/DP.
So there is nothing we can do about it - passthrough of those formats would be out of specs...
Only DD/DD+/TrueHD/Atmos/DTS/DTS-HD HRA/DTS-HD MA/DTSX are valid and working.
Your best bet is to decode them to PCM and send it that way.
My AVR and soundbars can natively decode AAC and FLAC
That is for the internal player, not for audio over HDMI (again, not specified, out of specs)
Expected behavior of the wanted feature
Wouldn't it be wonderful if mpv also could passthrough AAC and FLAC encoded audio straight to a users' AVR, soundbar or TV?
What's stopping us from expanding the functionality of audio-spdif to include this for the people who'd like this?
Alternative behavior of the wanted feature
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