BD Ripper (3D Plus) No audio when ripping Tekken Blu-ray to MKV

[jl_ware]

I'm having a problem ripping Tekken Blu-ray to an MKV file, the movie rips well, however, there is absolutely no audio with the movie, I was able to rip it to a m2ts format (avchd) which was able to provide both video and audio, but would prefer to have it ripped as an mkv format.

any help will be greatly apprieciated,

thx,

Jim

Log:

DVDFab 8.1.2.0 (2011/09/16 19:57:20)

0m 00.81s: Qt Translator file load success
0m 00.90s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 0 bd2mobile 1 bd23d 1 bd2dvd 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1
0m 06.53s: detected blu-ray
0m 06.53s: drive I
0m 06.53s: blu-ray type 1
0m 06.53s: volume label TEKKEN
0m 06.59s: aacs 0 bd+ 0
0m 08.62s: got discinfo
0m 08.84s: got bdmv
0m 10.82s: got extended bdinfo
0m 10.82s: opened blu-ray
0m 26.11s:


------ begin mobile work(1/1) ------


0m 26.11s: info: create config(5)
0m 26.11s: info: convert profile(mkv.remux)
0m 26.11s: info: bluray playlist(1),angle(0),chapter(1->13),3D(0)
0m 26.11s: info: streams((4113.1)(4352.1))
0m 26.13s: info: processing source(00001.m2ts)
26m 58.38s:


------ finish mobile work ------

[IPopov50]

@jl_ware
Seems to me, that's your player issue. What player are you using?

[jl_ware]

No audio when ripping Tekken Blu-ray to MKV

I'm using an LG Blu-ray Player model WH10LS30 with Cyberlink PowewDVD 10 Ultra. To verify that the problem wasn't with PowerDVD 10, I moved the file to an external hard drive and attached it to my Western Digital TV Live player and got the same result, a great picture with no sound on a Samsung Led TV with Home theater

System

Windows 7 professional x64
8 GB ram
i7 860 @ 2.80Ghz

[IPopov50]

@jl_ware
Yep, you just confirmed my thought.
Tekken comes with DTS-DH MA 7.1 sound. None of your players support it.
You however, used mkv.remux to produce your mkv file without downconverting sound to DTS, i.e. original sound and video streams were re-packed to MKV container without any changes. To confirm it you can open your .mkv file with MediaInfo and see what sound you've got.