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what audio option should i use for ripping blu-ray

ImRyan
By ImRyan
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DTS-HD MA 5.1 or dolby surround 2.0

 

I watch blu-ray's with astro a40's

 

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53 minutes ago, ImRyan said:

DTS-HD MA 5.1 or dolby surround 2.0

 

I watch blu-ray's with astro a40's

 

Considering Astro A40's are headphones, Dolby 2.0 would make more sense.

 

Your ears are binaural - meaning that they take stereo sound and reconstruct 3-D surround sound from it. Using 5.1 surround signals in a stereo headphone is pointless.

 

Actual 5.1 speaker setups work because our ears are directional and can pick up the different locations of the speakers, but that doesn't work when the headphones are right against the ear.

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5 hours ago, AshleyAshes said:

The MKV container supports multiple audio tracks and hard drives are cheap.

 

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True but some people are cheapos.

 

I generally keep the Master HD Audio Track, but sometimes I'll also have handbrake convert the audio into something more portable.

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