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MartyMcNuts/SamuriHL, thank you for that info as it really helps. I'm basically trying to decide do I pay a bit of a premium for the "official" WH16NS60 or save a bit of money and make a choice between the "friendly" WH16NS40 or BW16D1HT. The other consideration is I just read about LibreDrives and ...

Hi SamuriHL, Are you saying the LG WH16NS60 is faster than the WH16NS40 & BW-16D1HT? I'm trying to find out if there is substantial differences in ripping speeds with Blu-rays/UHD's between these three drives. As well, I'd like to know if any of them are quieter than the others or if they pretty muc...

Just found this thread and would love to see this feature. Currently, I have to manually change the name for every audio track as I prefer to show the codec and channel layout. For example, here is an example of the info that Makemkv shows for an audio track. Track information Type: Audio Name: Surr...

I've just been reading this thread, and others in the forum, and have narrowed down my choices to the following three drives: -LG WH16NS40 (friendly) -ASUS BW-16D1HT (friendly) -LG WH16NS60 (official) With the correct firmware, all three are able to rip Blu-rays/UHD's. However, is there any substant...

This is fixed ong ago by having a setting in a conversion profile. You can create "always LPCM" profile and specify "raw" WAV header for all LPCM data. Hi Mike. Thanks for this info. I hadn't read about conversion profiles before so this is exciting to know there are some extra settings we can cont...

Hi Guys, I've spent a couple of hours today trying to track down and fix an issue where ripped Blu-rays with a 5.1 LPCM track were not playing any audio on my Oppo BDP-103D player. After some discussion with Oppo support, posting at AVSForum and online research I came across this thread. I'm using t...

Thanks for the replies. I think I've figured it out based on the following: 1) I reopened the MKV file in makemkv and the audio track is being described as Codec: DTS-HD 2) I opened the MKV file in Handbrake and the audio track is being described as Source: DTS-HD MA. 3) I opened the MKV file in Med...

I've just started using MakeMKV and I'm attempting to create MKV's of my Breaking Bad Blu-Rays. I'm interested in the highest quality transfer so I'm selecting the lossless DTS-HD audio tracks. Unfortunately, when I play a resulting file on my Oppo BDP-93 Blu-Ray player (both via USB flash drive and...