Currently there is no way to put HD audio into MKV and no player will play it.Ĭurrently unsupported but easy to do once we have a sample disc:ĭTS HD (DTS HD master audio is supported)ĭolby digital plus (Dolby truehd is supported) So for any HD audio MKV will contain regular 5.1 audio, either AC3 or DTS. Majority of the discs use master audio.įor any HD audio format "supported" means that core audio is extracted and placed to MKV. Only first is not supported and only because we haven't seen any disc that uses it. There are two high-def DTS formats - "DTS HD" and "DTS HD MA". Here are four examples of failed attempts to open decrypted BluRay filesets residing on a hard drive:įAILURE: Code 3 at >f0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uhof0]:TW#V uho I just used the program to successfully backup an older (2006) BluRay release that has the main movie split between two non-consecutive "titles" (That I subsequently joined perfectly, using "MKVMerge").Īs other members who have read the original thread and/or used MakeMKV thusfar are aware, MakeMKV creates a separate.
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