MK-Slinky
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Hi all,
Sorry if this question has been asked before but I couldn't find a solution in these forums.
I'm new to CloneBD so as a test run I've just ripped my favourite blu-ray 'Fury' to 'MKV' to play on my Sony Blu-ray Player via it's USB socket. During the initial ripping procedure in the audio selection I had a choice of soundtracks to include in the MKV file, these were 5.1 audio or DTS. I chose DTS since my player and cinema system can decode this nicely.
After completing my first successful rip I popped it into my blu-ray player but the audio information displayed on my TV screen suggested that the audio being detected by my blu-ray player was in fact 5.1 AC3 48 kHz not DTS as expected.
However, on my Sony Cinema Receiver the audio was shown as 5.1 (48 kHz PCM) - Normally with DTS titles it will say 'DTS', am I missing something?
Sorry if this question has been asked before but I couldn't find a solution in these forums.
I'm new to CloneBD so as a test run I've just ripped my favourite blu-ray 'Fury' to 'MKV' to play on my Sony Blu-ray Player via it's USB socket. During the initial ripping procedure in the audio selection I had a choice of soundtracks to include in the MKV file, these were 5.1 audio or DTS. I chose DTS since my player and cinema system can decode this nicely.
After completing my first successful rip I popped it into my blu-ray player but the audio information displayed on my TV screen suggested that the audio being detected by my blu-ray player was in fact 5.1 AC3 48 kHz not DTS as expected.
However, on my Sony Cinema Receiver the audio was shown as 5.1 (48 kHz PCM) - Normally with DTS titles it will say 'DTS', am I missing something?