Changing the suffix to *.dtshd doesn't help. (Actually, it can often decode the *first* track, but fails on the rest. These are full-range DTS MA files but unfortunately, Audiomuxer is unable to convert these files to wav/flac, even though it is equipped with a DTS-MA decoder. Doing Direct Demux leaves you with files suffixed *.dts. Select your file(s) if it's DTS-MA*, you *MUST* use 'Direct Stream Demux' as the output option, otherwise you will only extract the DTS core. IOW you can make a backup with MakeMKV, load it in DVDAE, which will even nicely show all the track versions and titles for you if you tell it too. You can *almost* do this with MakeMKV and DVD Audio Extract but unfortunately it fails at the last step for DTS MA (though it works for all other formats). E,g, for Tales, the DTS MA option of 00001.mpls looks like YOU DO see what the channel number, sample rate and bit depth are. bonus tracks, alternate mixes, whatever).
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There's no names, unfortunately, so it's trial and error to know what 'version' you are choosing (e.g. E,g, for the Topographic Oceans Bluray, 00001.mpls (see below) offers 3 audio tracks, PCM 2.0, DTS MA 5.1, and PCM 5.1. its contents will appear in the popup window. BDfolder->BDMV->PLAYLIST/*.mplsĤ) select an mpls file. The mpls files are in the PLAYLIST sub-subfolder.
This takes awhile.Ģ) close MakeMKV, open Audiomuxer, choose Tools->Extract Audio from BluRayģ) in the popup window, click 'Select MPLS File' and navigatee to your backed-up BD folder. DO NOT 'open file', 'load' the disc, or whatever.just click the backup icon. This is convenient too if you you want to rip the other formats on the disc.ġ) load disc in player, fire up MakeMKV, the disc should be detected by the app, at that point just select *Back Up* (the yellow folder icon with the arrow, in the toolbar.
Similar to this, you could just back up the entire BluRay decrypted with MakeMKV, then use Audiomuxer to select the mpls file for the you want to convert/save. I am off to Europe for a month tomorrow so I may not be able to reply to any questions you might have. Indeed best wishes and a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all QQ members! you will likely have to adjust the filenames to taste). Once the output files are produced, you can use a tagger such as MP3Tag to finish off the metadata (e.g. You will be asked to tag the tracks and you may be asked about a location for the output files.
Select Flac level if you wish (I use 5 because that is also the default for dbPoweramp).įollow the instructions which should be straightforward from now on. Select Tools and then Extract Audio from MKV/MKA file.Ĭlick the box that says Load in AudioMuxer with Chapters. In the case of DTSMA make sure that the box for the core DTS stream is not checked. I would suggest that you only do one stream at a time (easier to keep track of). I have tried all sorts of ways to rip blu-rays and the MakeMKV/Audiomuxer is by far the simplest and most reliable (at least for me).Īctivate MakeMKV making sure that any other decrypter you have is off as that can interfere with the built in decrypter that MakeMKV has.
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