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1. Handbrake bake subtitles into 1 audio track movie#
2. Handbrake bake subtitles into 1 audio track full#

Probably using the wrong terminology but thanks for the help in advance, Is there any other audio source formats I would encounter besides the 3 I've already mentioned? So far that's all I've found and was trying to find, if so, what would be the correct option for me to select in order to preserve the orig sound source?

Handbrake bake subtitles into 1 audio track movie#

I'm just wondering is there a specific Passthru that should be listed for True HD 5.1 as say with DTS and DTS-HD? or am I going about this all wrong? Doesn't matter to me that I have to select each movie audio as a case by case basis in order to make sure is preserves the orig audio track (Ex: DTS = DTS Passthru, DTS-HD = DTS-HD Passthru, True HD = AC3 Passthru). Now on another movie, the audio source shows as True HD 5.1, Auto Passthru changes it to Dolby Pro Logic II (think that's what it changed to, can't remember off hand but it wasn't the same as the source), so I tried AC3 Passthru and that seemed to work fine.

Handbrake bake subtitles into 1 audio track full#

I've tried just testing out a chapter instead of waiting for the full encode of a movie in order to make sure that the audio track was preserved and so far I gather that if the source is English (DTS) (5.1 ch) I can just select DTS Passthru and it works great. I've noticed that on some movies the Auto Passthru option seems to work and Handbrake doesn't downmix / convert the sources audio track, no idea why it does this on some movies and some other ones it does not. using Auto Passthru in order to keep the same source audio track setting is the Constant Quality to RF: 17 (probably overkill from what I've read, but enjoy the quality so far) What I've been trying to attain is the same audio track as the source and only compress the video.Īs stated above I've been using the High Profile within Handbrake, the only changes I've been making is: So far I've been ripping Bluray's using MakeMKV to my hard drive (backing up only the main title / movie) then using Handbrake in order to convert / encode to an H.264 (x264) MKV file using the High Profile that is within Handbrake. I've recently been trying to backup some Bluray movies so I can transfer them to a large storage system I have.