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The core should not lose sync just because you removed the loss-less part. The adjustments made to the audio sync make the audio and video tracks the same length. Normally, though, MakeMKV can give you two tracks on an DTS-HD, the "core" and the loss-less versions, because of limitations ...

Hi, Quick question, for movies that require a lot of a audio sync work by MakeMKV (example seamless branching BDs), is it safe to reduce the DTS-HD track to core after ripping it with MakeMKV or will that new track lose the syncing work done by MakeMKV? I would test it, but I'd have too many files t...

If you suppress AV sync errors, it would suppress the "grossly bad" ones, too. It's kind of an "all or nothing" deal. Personally, I ignore most of what's in the log unless I get a "failed to save" message. Alright, this is truly the last question. Does MakeMKV ever mod...

Differences in the millisecond range are rarely a problem; they can come about when following the "seamless branching" chain, where multiple m2ts files make up a particular title. Sometimes, you will see gaps in the multiple seconds range - The worst I've seen posted here was over an hour...

Hello, Just wondering, are these a problem when ripping a bluray ISO ? or does MakeMKV fix them? tia AV sync issue in stream 0 at 0:00:00.166 : video frame timecode differs by +66.733ms AV sync issue in stream 0 at 0:00:00.233 : video frame timecode differs by +100.1ms AV sync issue in stream 0 at 0...