Getting Wrong Audio When Backing up with Backupbluray

Having a problem using backupbluray . When i back it up im not getting english for the audio . It backs up the other audio on the disk . These are US version disks . I managed to back up The omen 666, Transporter 2 and Bikini Destinations Triple Fantasy . Wondering how you go about to make sure it backs up the right audio or if any one has come across this problem . Thanks

Hi! Although I'm not personally familiar with "Backupbluray", I'd ask you the following: 1) Did you rip the ENTIRE disc, without intentionally eliminating any audiostreams? 2) If so, while playing your backup copy, have you tried selecting different audiostreams from the menu (or via the remote, if applicable)?

if you follow this guide and use powerdvd 7.2 you should be ok. Make sure not to just play the m2ts file but instead use pdvd 7.2 to open the folder

Well used Backupbluray and it only rips the M2TS files . I tried to change audio but no options come up allowing you too. And i did go by the guide to back it up. 2 of the disks did this and the other one was ok so im really not sure.

make sure you do step 12 in the guide to make the BDMV folder, so when you open up pdvd 7.2 and open from hard drive, choose that folder, i had the same problem with flyboys when i played the m2ts file directly, it played in french, but when i created the bdmv folder, you get the menu and everything and you can select the audio

if you are going to use the .ts direct you'd need to remux with proper audio track

I have a similar problem with BackupBluRay that I only hear French or Spanish of X-Men 3 on PowerDVD 7.2. I decrypted both ways on my PC and PS3. So I have created a BDMV folder. I put the original BDMV subfolder inside without stream. Then I put the decrypted files inside the stream folder. I saved the image file in my harddrive then I open the PowerDVD 7.2 and the folder but the error box says my graphic isn't compatible. I run the BD Advisor, so the requirement I need is the graphic card, processor, bluray drive and HDCP Monitor. I tried AnyDVD HD with BluRay support but no luck.

The decrypted files should have HDCP requirements removed, so either they haven't been decrypted properly or your graphic card really isn't compatible.

Friedl2000, you have to create a BDMV folder, add the original BDMV subfolder without the stream then add the decrypted files inside the stream. Click on the main harddrive C:\ or D:\ where your BDMV was stored and press OK then you'll see the movie pop up! I've heard about the HDFury thing that you can watch encrypted Blu-Ray, HD-DVD with HDCP removed to any nonHDMI HDTV, LCD, PC, Projector and Tube from those special HDCP Stripper adapter. This allow you to plug and play to view HD/Full HD on your Monitor or TV. This expect to release on May 1, 2007 and will be set the price to $129.00 at .