Despicable Me Audio

[HartViper]

Newbie to blu ray burning here, and my first attempt at Despicable Me rips fine, but when I burn the movie (Main Movie only) the audio includes what is apparently the narration for Visually Impaired, describing every detail on the screen. After 3 burns to BD discs with the same result I need help.

[AGJ]

should read some threads first as you would have found your answer. What you need to do is select the first audio which is DTS

[HartViper]

DTS

Thanks for the reply, I did select DTS HD Master/5.1 on one of the burns and the visually impaired audio still came out on the final.

[AGJ]

Thanks for the reply, I did select DTS HD Master/5.1 on one of the burns and the visually impaired audio still came out on the final.

Strange that happened but that will happen if you select 2 Audio. I did not have that happen when I tested Despicable Me but then I copied Full Disc and then converted to DVD. I will check Main Movie out to see if I have same problem and let you know

[Ar-Pharazon]

I had the same issue with the AC/3-2, both of them. One had the hearing impared/descriptive thing, the other had a commentary by what sounded like one of the actors.

DTS-HD gave me audio without any extra talking.

Of course, I was ripping to a file.

[DiabloZoe]

Thanks for the reply, I did select DTS HD Master/5.1 on one of the burns and the visually impaired audio still came out on the final.

You might have to select which audio you want on the DVD player. But if you slected just DTS audio then you will not have the commentary. When fab is done analyzing play the movie in the Fab viewer and you will hear the audio you will get.

[cattman]

Newbie to blu ray burning here, and my first attempt at Despicable Me rips fine, but when I burn the movie (Main Movie only) the audio includes what is apparently the narration for Visually Impaired, describing every detail on the screen. After 3 burns to BD discs with the same result I need help.

Hart...I have some real good advice for you. I bought 3 Sony BD-RE 25GB bulk no package type and were pretty cheap. If you are not "completely" sure of which audio track to chose, use a BD-RE FIRST and then check the results. If good, then you can burn again on a BD-R. Sure, this takes time, but you will know what to do next time. We all had some bad days with DVD coasters...so save your good Blu Rays for the good burns.