Handbrake is probably your better option for converting video codecs.UPDATE (10 /03/2012): After having a long discussion on Subler's OCR'ing capabilities HERE, I've played a bit with SubRip to find out how it recognizes Blu-ray subtitles. That seems to be why it works so quickly.
#Subler dts software#
I'm not big on technical aspects of this sort of thing, but from what I've seen in playing with it, I don't think that the software is actually meant to convert the actual video inside of the mkv package. As far as I know, Subler only creates m4v files from mkvs that already use the h264 codec. I might try it out soon with most recent non-beta version. It looks like the version of Subler that I downloaded was the latest beta.
#Subler dts mac#
If I choose 'pass thru' for the DTS track, then it will leave the DTS and the resulting file will have that soundtrack in the video players on my Mac that support it. But no matter which option I choose, it comes out silent in whatever video player I open up the resulting file with on my Mac.
#Subler dts pro#
Thing is, it looks like it allows to convert the DTS track into one of multiple options of AAC - either into Pro Logic, Pro Logic II, mono or stereo, etc. Click to expand.Thing is, it looks like it allows to convert the DTS track into one of multiple options of AAC - either into Pro Logic, Pro Logic II, mono or stereo, etc.īut no matter which option I choose, it comes out silent in whatever video player I open up the resulting file with on my Mac.
It's a good compromise, I am backing up my Blu-rays to stream to the AppleTV, so smaller the file the better. Better compatibility, smaller files, and less work to deal with. So I gave up and instead settled in with AC3 at 640 kb/s. You can convert the trueHD track to DTS, but it's impossible on a Mac, and a painful process on a windows PC. Then, if I do end up encoding, Handbrake can thankfully passthrough the DTS soundtrack, but then I come up with a problem when TrueHD soundtracks come up on some of my blurays. Subler definitely has trouble passing it, and I believe the new beta can handle it, but it's too buggy for me to use it. I tried it on my AppleTV and it won't work. DTS is a lost cause when it comes to any iOS device. So I gave up and instead settled in with AC3 at 640 kb/s.īetter compatibility, smaller files, and less work to deal with. Click to expand.DTS is a lost cause when it comes to any iOS device.
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