I have not tagged it as audio yet, so I don't know if all the channels came through or not. I tried MakeMKV and it went ahead and made an MKV that plays. I tried AudioMuxer but it doesn't understand vob, bup etc files, nor does it list MLPs in the file formats it knows. I'm fairly ignorant of all the different formats, so I have no idea about a DTS stream, but I don't see any DTS files. The third clip displays what MC sees when I point it at the virtual ROM drive. MakeMKV beta key, or some called it registration code will allow. The MakeMKV registration code can be purchased from their official website. I don't know which to select, but when I double click on the icon that MC shows me, it plays. The MakeMKV beta software is free to convert DVDs (forever) and if you use it to rip Blu-ray discs, you can use it for 30 days, after which you must purchase a registration code to continue using it. I have also tested it with ' -device /dev/sr0 -device /dev/sg0', but no luck. When I tried MC convert function, MC reports "No tracks to format". I have added my optical drive within the extra parameters section: ' -device /dev/sr0' The Docker container starts without any errors but MakeMKV do not regognize any optical drive. T-rTYSOM9ktvR0Fihn92zbORtGKYXUsMtMoraj2fywXlDPr圆E X6Xk56opCsOK9bJl I hope the site is back up before that date. It does not seem to support for than two channels in any conversion. here is the current beta key good through till 29 November 2017.
When I use DVD-Audio Extractor, and select anything other than Direct Stream Demux (which yields MLP files), I do not have an option for the original 5.1 audio, ONLY mono or stereo. When I use DVD-Audio Extractor, it reports MLP (48kHz 24bit 6 channel).
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