Well, I'd say, you come to the right place to seek for an alternative way to convert Blu-ray or TrueHD 7.1 MKV files but keeping the TrueHD audio track.

And I googled and found there are many similiar case as mine on Reddit, so I'm wondering if there were any free options available for converting my Blu-ray rips in a way that will keep the TrueHD and LPCM audio tracks to passthrough to my AVR?' But the sound is intermittent and unlistenable obviously. I opened my MKV with Dolby 7.1 channel as usual, selected the main program file and converted to hard disk.

'I have ripped numerous MKV to hard disk using Handbrake and they all play perfectly, with the HD 5.1 or AAC soundtrack being correctly played back.

But wait, recently more and more users have encountered the problem about Handbrake can't pass-through 7.1 TrueHD, for example, Part 1: What's an alternative MKV TrueHD 7.1 video converter to Handbrake?Īs for the video converter tool, honestly, lots of users must consider to embrace Handbrake, because it's free and has strong capability to handle all kinds of formats to any one you want, such as, MKV to MOV, MKV to MP4 blablabla.

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