Kurtyboy said:
thorr said:
You can also try using eac3to to convert to 23.976. It will do everything for you. Just use a format like this:

eac3to c:\sourceblurayfolder c:\newfile.mkv -slowdown -640 (for 640k AC3)

Then use tsmuxer to create the blu-ray folder from the mkv.

Hope this helps.

Mike

I tried this today. On the Sony S350 the sound did play from the start and didn't cut out at all but it is now playing too slow. The longer the movie goes on, the more the sound becomes out of sync.

Any ideas?

does the sound go out of sync so its playing earlier than it should do as the movie goes on or later?