BD Ripper (3D Plus) BD to Apple TV

[Ozzie]

Does the BD Ripper encode multitrack when making a file to play on the AppleTV? I would like an aac stereo file with no lipsync as well as the standard 5.1 uncompressed track.

Can this be done?

I know it can not do it for DVD's but was wondering if it code with the BD ripper.

[Wilson.Wang]

Hi, Ozzie

You could create the profile for AppleTV by ProfileEditer. After create done, you could find AppleTV option under BD Ripper.

Wilson

[GregiBoy]

Wilson,

Read the request properly.....

RIPPER does not allow multiple audio tracks...

[Ozzie]

Thanks.

I knew that DVDFab was working on allowing Multi-Track for DVD's to AppleTV a long time ago, I thought it would have been up and running by now but not.
It must be harder than I thought to add this feature.

[GregiBoy]

Nah, it can't be too hard as it has been incorporated in free software for ages. I think it has just been put on the backburner for the unnecessary marketing crap that has been developed.

Thanks.

I knew that DVDFab was working on allowing Multi-Track for DVD's to AppleTV a long time ago, I thought it would have been up and running by now but not.
It must be harder than I thought to add this feature.

[Ozzie]

Multitrack on the Backburner

Too bad then that it is not being pushed forward I find multi track (AAC Stereo and 5.1DD) very handy for use on multiple devices. Wish they put it back on the front burner.

[dragoryte]

DVDFab seems to be blatantly missing the boat when it comes to Apple devices. Sure you can rip for various devices but doing it one way will make you lose out on something else. Apparently wanting to have multiple audio tracks and a profile creating NATIVELY for the AppleTV for BD Ripper is just simply too much to ask.

I like to call that, 'When my free software (other software) defeats my paid for software (DVDFab).' It's not frustrating at all