Hello everyone.
I just joined this forum.
I spent a fair bit of time researching how to do my latest project, but have had no luck so far. Hopefully someone can point me to a thread or help me out.
About 6 months ago, I started to purchase blu-ray version of the movies I really enjoy that I had on regular DVD and have been ripping them and placing the MKV file on my QNAP NAS and using my OPPO BDP-103 to play the movies and it has worked out great. Just solved an issue with forced english subtitles not working.
My new project is I am now starting to purchase Blu-ray pure audio music discs and want to trip them as well to place on the NAS. I have been able to rip them using MAKEMKV and handbrake, but it produces MKV which is a video file and does not show up in the music folder when I navigate to the NAS, but does when looking for video files.
So my question is, what do I need to do produce a MKV or other audio file that supports the DTS or other mutli-channel audio so that it will stream from my NAS to the OPPO and I hear the audio in 5.1 DTS or other multi-channel audio (DLNA setup).
Have come across plenty of help on ripping the audio to use with media centre software, but I that is not the way I want to do this.
Many thanks.
Andrew
