BD Ripper (3D Plus) Preserve HD

[walkerx]

As I have the audio being decoded by my av receiver i use the 'mkv passthrough' conversion method.

But would like to know is I am right in also choosing the option 'DTS-HD Master/5.1 (Preserve HD)' setting, whenever I rip a blu-ray.

What happens if I don't choose the 'Preserve HD' setting, will it cause issues for playback on certain devices.

[signals]

No, it should not, and the file will be smaller than if you leave the HD in place.

As I have the audio being decoded by my av receiver i use the 'mkv passthrough' conversion method.

But would like to know is I am right in also choosing the option 'DTS-HD Master/5.1 (Preserve HD)' setting, whenever I rip a blu-ray.

What happens if I don't choose the 'Preserve HD' setting, will it cause issues for playback on certain devices.

[walkerx]

thanks for the reply

I've just performed a test on 'The Hills Have Eyes'

First Rip
Selected DTS-HD Master
Preserve DTS-HD
Both English AC3/2 tracks
Total Size 16,541,021 KB (16,938,004,555 bytes)

Second Rip
Selected DTS-HD Master
Both English AC3/2 tracks
Total Size 16,541,023 KB (16,938,007,396 bytes)