Keep getting this error message.

[Cheddar]

I ripped a Blu-ray of a TV series.

No suitable decoder module:
VLC does not support the audio or video format "undf". Unfortunately there is no way for you to fix this.

I have video but no audio at all.

[Romansh]

Use the FLAC conversion profile for Blu-rays with LPCM audio. You need to enable expert mode in preferences.

[Cheddar]

Use the FLAC conversion profile for Blu-rays with LPCM audio. You need to enable expert mode in preferences.

Where is LPCM audio?

[Romansh]

Don't have one available right now. Here's an example, except it has DTS-HD Lossless instead of LPCM (you don't need to use the FLAC profile for DTS-HD to get audio in VLC, though VLC will only decode the lossy DTS "core"):

[Cheddar]

Don't have one available right now. Here's an example, except it has DTS-HD Lossless instead of LPCM (you don't need to use the FLAC profile for DTS-HD to get audio in VLC, though VLC will only decode the lossy DTS "core"):

Thanks for your help, I now have audio. But for some reason it wont play in my Sony BDP-S580 Blu-ray player and it only supports MPEG-4 AVC
*1*2, any way MakeMKV will do it this way?

[austingrd]

Looks like this is a non standard MKV file. Check this conversation.

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3886&p=14788&hilit=undf#p14788

[Cheddar]

Looks like this is a non standard MKV file. Check this conversation.

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3886&p=14788&hilit=undf#p14788

What do u mean?