Most Blu-ray players support 7.1 sound, as does the PS3, PS4. It is also the most common sound system in commercial theaters. These are considered "lossless audio," identical to the movie studio's original.ĥ.1 is the industry standard and is used by most DVD and Blu-ray disks, as well as by HDTV and video games. 7.1 surround sound can be achieved using Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD Master audio. DTS uses less compression but is also less common than Dolby Digital. The two extra channels of sound (and two extra speakers) provide a slightly better audio quality.ĥ.1 surround sound is achieved with Dolby Digital or DTS. 7.1 surround sound systems use 8 channels. Brief Introduction of Dolby Digital 5.1/TrueHD 7.1 Surround SoundĪ 5.1 surround sound system uses 6 channels (feeding into 6 speakers) to create surround sound. Have no idea about that? Don't worry! This article will show you the right and easy way on how to rip Blu-ray with Dolby Digital 5.1 and Dolby TrueHD 7.1 surround sound preserved. When do Blu-ray ripping and backup, to get the best audio quality from Blu-ray disc, we can choose to preserve the 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound in original Blu-ray disc. Besides Dolby Digital and DTS audio codec, more and more Blu-ray discs provide higher audio quality in 7.1 channels with Dobly TrueHD and DTS-MA audio tracks. If stuck, you won’t be for long.Blu-ray Disc provides excellent audio. If you hit any bumps, this forum or somewhere like Computer Audiophile are your friends. DVDFab is fine, if bloated - you can’t just buy Passkey on its own AFAIK. I personally rate DVD Audio Extractor and dBpoweramp very highly, but it’s a personal thing. There are plenty of alternative applications. If not using a network I would plug them in on a USB stick. If I had a stand alone network connected player, like my old HDX, I would put them in a network share. I use Asset and Minimserver, (each on their own NAS), serving ND555. So long as you have the highest playable resolution ripped, the file types are inter-convertible (dBpoweramp). These are the applications I have settled on and learned how to use by second nature. There are Mac versions available whose functionality, I would guess, is similar. For stripping out tags, adding mine, and associating with cover art, I use dBpoweramp. For the ripping I use DVD Audio Extractor, which also rips BDs. I Use DVDFab passkey to unlock the BD so that it can be watched on PC or ripped.
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