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  1. 7th Dec 2009 10:49 #1
    THEHNIC
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    Hi new to this board!

    I have a Samsung LED tv and it has Samsung own Media center in it. The problem I'm having is once I hook up my Hardrive I can play the MKV files but any file that has the audio in DTS I get audio codec not supported. How can I change the audio from DTS to AC3.
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    popcorn mkv audioconverter.
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    Great I'll give a go when I get home.

    Thanks for the help!
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    Or MKV2AC3.
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    Questions for you

    I was using popcorn and everything was working great. When I open the program today I see a red flashing message MKV directory directory doesn't exist. How can I fix this cause the other program you said I should use is giving me a message the file I'm trying to load is not a MKV file and I know it is with DTS. Thanks for the help!
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    an alternative to popcorn audioconverter, is the open source tool MP42MKVac3
    you can easily use, without much settings
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