Backing Up Blue=ray Audio Discs

[rogerspencer]

I am new to the forum so apologies if this subject has been covered before but I am looking for some help
I have been purchasing some Blu-ray Dolby Atmos Music discs which I would like to play on my Sonos ERA 300.
I am running an M2 Mac Pro which I will use as the source server, this is already connected to my Sonos system via the S2 App.
I have backed up the discs to my hard drive using MakeMKV, but this produces one large file.
I would like to split this file into individual songs, which I believe that MKVtoolnix can accomplish but I am unsure how to configure the Multiplae GUI to achieve this and keep the Atmos metadata, TrueHD encoding and correct container.
Hope somebody can help

 

[ar surround]

You might find post #41 in this thread helpful:

https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/fo...cks-see-my-workaround-in-post-41.34938/page-3

 

[rogerspencer]

Thanks I will take a look

 

[rogerspencer]

You might find post #41 in this thread helpful:

https://www.quadraphonicquad.com/fo...cks-see-my-workaround-in-post-41.34938/page-3

Thanks I will take a look

 

[rogerspencer]

Hi I have now managed to rip my Blue-ray audio disks to individual songs and converted them to TrueHD mka files using MKVtoolnix.
I now would like to convert them to mp4 files whilst preserving the Atmos data. I have tried xld but it will not recognised my input files. Does anybody have any other suggestions, I am on a Mac Thanks