that is why it just dawned upon me to use the unaltered hd audio instead of converting it to lpcm. it also makes incompatible lpcm tracks that tsmuxer errors out on with sync issues.

it just wastes space and possibly could lose quality. it would be cool to see that happen since there is no reason to convert to lpcm for all hd audio sources.

mux the video track from ripbot and the unaltered hd audio stream with tsmuxer to bluray and burn to bd-r.īd-r discs are coming down in price, i've seen name brand stuff dip below $3.00 in quantities of 15, so for a movie i want a good backup of i am willing to spend a few bucks (plus some in electricity lol with these twp core i7 setups i have).Ītak could add this functionality pretty easy i would think so it is as simple as creating a dvd-dl backup using ac3 5.1/dts 5.1 audio. i did a couple movies where the resulting video track was a little too large after muxing with the unaltered audio track and i had to cut some of the credits with tsmuxer or re-encode the video track again.ģ. i would factor in ~200mb additional to the size of the audio track to make sure you don't transcode too large of a video track.

i subtract the size of unaltered audio track from 23830mb (bd-r size preset in ripbot) and select two pass and input this value into ripbot so i don't have to calculate it myself. input the bluray rip as usual into ripbot and select no audio.ģ. i just use clownbd to rip out the dts-ma hd/dolby true hd audio track from the sourceĢ. standalone players should play them fine as well i would think, but i dunno i don't see the point of a standalone blu-ray player over a ps3.ġ. i've done two blurays with dts-ma hd and a few old hd-dvd discs and one bluray with dolby truehd and they all play fine on my ps3 without issue no audio sync issues at all.

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