But why does this movie have dolby stereo 3 times? do I need to select all 3 for stereo audio throughout the entire movie? or just one? Why is DTS 5. You can try an alternative to MakeMKV- DumboFab Blu-ray Ripper, professionalized in Blu-ray ripping with best audio and video quality. This just happened to me with some French discs. So what happens if I choose 7.1 but my AVR is setup for 5.1? Would it be better to choose the DTS HD MA 5.1 instead? I like to include a dolby digital either 5.1 or 2.0 so I can still have audio when only watching with the TV on and no AVR. Realized my mistake and reripped after manual audio selection first and they’re fine. Heres an example of when I was ripping Cars 2 Its usually only marked as English, so makeMKV wont entirely help. I play movies from my HTPC using HDMI to my Yamaha RX-V671 AVR with 5.1 speakers hooked up to my Samsung PN64D8000 64" plasma. I like to include it as an extra feature, but I understand why you would not. I want to rip my BluRays with only one of the HD audio tracks (Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD-Master) and DD 5.1 tracks (so when watching without the AVR on). When ripping BluRays in MakeMKV, some movies have multiples of the same type of audio tracks and I'm having a hard time deciding which audio tracks to choose.
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