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It is possible to use the ffmpeg command line program to convert the audio to a different format that the Samsung supports. They have examples of doing that on their page. The other "work around" is to use a home theater amplifier that DOES support DTS, and have the TV route the audio to ...

Thank you Procat.
I will definitely be purchasing the program. It is powerful and yet simple to use.

Sadly, this disc contains only DTS audio. There must be someway around this limitation...

48Khz is a absolut normal rate. I think DTS itself is the problem, because most of the "Smart" TVs do not support DTS. Please check the TV manual what typs of data is supported. A Blu-ray player converts it to PCM if the TV signals it over the HDMI protokoll. You are correct Grauhaar; I c...

Hi,
Used MakeMKV Beta to make 4 rips to hard drive of the above movie but Samsung 4k TV reports that (DTS: 7.1, 5.1, 2ch, and all) audio "not supported". I am new but I suspect the 48000 bitrate is the problem.
Could someone please advise me if this can be resolved and how to do so?
Thanks.

You can always use the beta key, although it will expire every ~60 days: MakeMKV is free while in beta Thanks for the reminder d00zah :) I am so deeply grateful to all who freely give their time, skills, and generosity to those of us with old eyes that greatly appreciate the new hi-res, and checkin...

Follow-up; I now see the source of my confusion; I was using this guide to learn MakeMKV while waiting for the drive and discs, but had declined the first few times the program asked to begin the evaluation period. So, weeks later, when actually trying to use the program there was no offer to again ...

Can not thank you enough for the great advice and good directions here! Bought the Asus BW-16D1HT, which came with 3.03. Used the FW Flasher to downgrad to 3.02. Drive door opened, closed a few seconds later, spun for a few more seconds and MakeMKV reported as 3.02. Ripped my first movie @30MB/s - M...