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Can confirm - DTS and all other high-end audio does not convert to AC3 even though the logging says it does. Repeat - HIGH END AUDIO REMAINS UNTOUCHED!
Easiest way to verify just to make yourself feel better is burn a bluray. Once done, load one stream from the bluray (navigate into the bluray disk to one of the streams in the 'Streams' folder) into MediaInfo and you'll see your beloved DTS [or other high-end audio track] in all of its 1500kb/s or whatever bitrate size. It maintains 48khz sampling rate at whatever bitrate (I just did one with 1508kb/s, for example) the original track has.
I've been using this for years and just tonight I noticed the live-logging say, "Converting A_DTS to AC3..." and freaked out. Googled a bunch and decided to verify a bunch of bluray disks I had already burned - low and behold, the audio tracks are untouched.
This tool is easily 10/10 once you learn to use it. It's complex, but because it does *so much*, that's a 10/10.
I can't thank Dean enough! |
