High Resolution Audio

audio-ecstasy

What am I missing? I am running the Trial version of DVD Fab, and specifically BD-Ripper. I have unchecked the "Remove HD Content" from the Setting Configuration window, I have selected FLAC and the Title / Chapter source which has LPCM 24bit/96kHz 2 channel audio. I have configured the FLAC, however the top Sampling rate is 48kHz, not 96kHz or higher resolution as is typically available on Blu-Ray discs. How can Rip the true LPCM, and even DTS MA 5.1 content for that matter to sampling rates higher than 48kHz? What am I doing wrong? I love the convenience of ripping the audio directly to FLAC, and truly hope this product supports higher sampling rates.

Nik_Simpson

Some background on what you are trying to do would help.

[QUOTE=audio-ecstasy;186502]What am I missing? I am running the Trial version of DVD Fab, and specifically BD-Ripper. I have unchecked the "Remove HD Content" from the Setting Configuration window, I have selected FLAC and the Title / Chapter source which has LPCM 24bit/96kHz 2 channel audio. I have configured the FLAC, however the top Sampling rate is 48kHz, not 96kHz or higher resolution as is typically available on Blu-Ray discs. How can Rip the true LPCM, and even DTS MA 5.1 content for that matter to sampling rates higher than 48kHz? What am I doing wrong? I love the convenience of ripping the audio directly to FLAC, and truly hope this product supports higher sampling rates.[/QUOTE]

What are you actually trying to accomplish here? For stuff where I want to playback a move with max audio resolution, I always just pass through the audio track to my MKV file and then let my receiver decode it. So, a disc with a DTS-MA audio track ends up as an MKV with the same audio track. I've also converted these sound tracks into full fidelity multi-channel FLAC, but not
using DVDfab.

audio-ecstasy

Just seeking Audio not Video

I am not ripping movies. I have zero interest in the Video portion. These Blu-rays contain music audio, often in 24 /96 or 24 /192, usually in DTS MA, but also can be LPCM. Stereo and 5.1 - but right now I am focused on the stereo tracks. I want to rip these audio tracks to FLAC, but it seems that DVD Fab is not fab, as it down samples to 48kHz. While I was able to extract from the MKV, I would need to manually split each chapter (track), which I simply don't have time for. i am seeking an automated system, like DVD Fab does with exporting to FLAC, but I need the lossless file, not a down sampled file. I am using Windows 10, if you can say what the other software is that may be helpful too, but I prefer the solution to be within DVD Fab!

Nik_Simpson

[QUOTE=audio-ecstasy;186547]I am not ripping movies. I have zero interest in the Video portion. These Blu-rays contain music audio, often in 24 /96 or 24 /192, usually in DTS MA, but also can be LPCM. Stereo and 5.1 - but right now I am focused on the stereo tracks. I want to rip these audio tracks to FLAC, but it seems that DVD Fab is not fab, as it down samples to 48kHz. While I was able to extract from the MKV, I would need to manually split each chapter (track), which I simply don't have time for. i am seeking an automated system, like DVD Fab does with exporting to FLAC, but I need the lossless file, not a down sampled file. I am using Windows 10, if you can say what the other software is that may be helpful too, but I prefer the solution to be within DVD Fab![/QUOTE]

I'm not sure if this is place for this discussion, but if you want to take it offline, then PM your email address.