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Thank you Jinx, sorry been away for a bit so missed your reply.

That's correct, the BD do play in a normal BD player. The work around is to simulataneously record anything I really want to keep in SD and HD, then copy both to my Mac, MKV the video from the HD files and ff-mpeg the audio from the SD files and recombine hoping for zero audio sync issues :D I did s...

Don't apologise, you're helping so that's appreciated, thank you. Attached is what is reported by the tracks using MKVToolNix. Screenshot 2022-10-11 at 17.06.13.png MKV sees reports that the audio is AAC. The container on the BD is m2ts, and MKV is the only thing I have that reads these (VLC won't p...

Interestinly, when I try to extract the audio from the mkv using ff-mpeg (using ff-Works), which is my normal tool to process SD content to convert so I can import to iMovie to remove adverts, I get a very long error log. Would it help to post that?

The sync problems that MakeMKV finds are usually insignificant and 40ms would not be any problem. The video and audio tracks in the MakeMKV MKV file are identical to those on your Blu-Ray disc. How are you playing back the MKV file? The player or a limited data rate to the player may cause playback...

Hi I have a Panasonic Freeview HDD recorder which can copy aired programmes recorded to its hard drive to Blu-Ray disk at UK high def res. I want to archive these to a DNLA server but have encountered audio issues when ripping the BD using MKV. The audio is fine during advert breaks but continually ...