Is there any way to create or retain more than one audio track of the same language? An example would be keeping both True HD and AC3 tracks.
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I am already checking all tracks. What I meant to ask is: can you retain the HD audio from the BD and also have the AC3 track. This is just in case the Blu Ray hardware player does not convert the HD audio to Dolby Digital. I only have SPDIF audio available. Thanks.
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Originally posted by fluke281 View PostI am already checking all tracks. What I meant to ask is: can you retain the HD audio from the BD and also have the AC3 track. This is just in case the Blu Ray hardware player does not convert the HD audio to Dolby Digital. I only have SPDIF audio available. Thanks.
If the source BD has Dolby TrueHD, you should have Dolby Digital available over your spdif connection if you keep the Dolby TrueHD track. If your source BD has strictly DTS HD Master, then you will have the core DTS track available if you keep the DTS HD . . IF your blu-ray player is set to provide it, AND your receiver supports DTS.
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HD audio and AC3 tracks
I was hoping that there was a way to Retain the HD audio AND have DVDFAB generate the AC3 tracks. If my Blu Ray players do not successfully convert between the HD audio and Dolby Digital, then the AC3 track would remain and could be selected with the audio control on the remote. The other tracks such as director's comments, would also be present there too. Unfortunately, these are not expensive players but I have more than one player and system in the home. Thanks.
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Originally posted by fluke281 View PostI was hoping that there was a way to Retain the HD audio AND have DVDFAB generate the AC3 tracks. If my Blu Ray players do not successfully convert between the HD audio and Dolby Digital, then the AC3 track would remain and could be selected with the audio control on the remote. The other tracks such as director's comments, would also be present there too. Unfortunately, these are not expensive players but I have more than one player and system in the home. Thanks.
1. is your blu-ray player set to pass on a DTS source track as DTS or PCM?
2. does the receiver or TV you are using support DTS as an input digital audio signal?
Provide the make and model numbers of your player and receiver for more help.
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