HD-200 & DTS-MA Blu-Ray Rips

[Savage1701]

I have a Blu-Ray rip of the new Star Wars Episode IV. Since I have it as a boxed set, I do not want to scratch them up, so I tried to rip one with Clown BD & Slysoft.

DTS-MA plays fine on my Sage Client on a PC but the HD-200 can't decode it, and no matter what variation I try with Clown BD processing it into AC3 I still get one of 3 audio overlays, although it is the least obnoxious of the 3.

Can the HD-200 handle DTS-MA? Or am I fighting a losing battle? My ATI 4670 based client handled it fine right off the bat, and I can switch between any of the audio formats on the rip. But, if I try to further process the rip into a AC3 only m2t file, it's a no-go. I've got other Blu-Rays I have ripped and processed with Clown BD to get AC3 that play just fine.

Any info is appreciated.

[ccsmoke]

It doesn't decode dts or dts-ma

http://forums.sagetv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43176

[BobPhoenix]

I use EAC3TO to recode DTS-MA to AC3 then MKVMerge to remux to an MKV.

[HelenWeathers]

Here's a post with what I used to do for the HD200.

http://forums.sagetv.com/forums/show...16&postcount=1

You can include the DTS HD track into m2ts file instead of the DTS track
mentioned in my reply in the thread.

EDIT: I havn't used Clown BD in a long time - but I did have audio issues frequently which is why I abandoned it.
It may be much better now.

[stanger89]

Try turning on the NMT/Network Media Tank audio options checkbox in ClownBD and then you should be able to get it to generate an AC3 track.

[Savage1701]

Thank you to all; I will try these suggestions.

I appreciate your time and ideas.

[hugenbdd]

Originally Posted by Savage1701

Thank you to all; I will try these suggestions.

I appreciate your time and ideas.

Several of use this tool. I have it setup to run every night.

http://forums.sagetv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=45902

Dave