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stibone 
Thanks for the response Duck666. Is this a limitation of the player or of the MKV file type? I've seen some info that said MKV could not support lossless audio streams. Do you know if it would work if I converted to TS? Thanks for the info though dude.
Per the instruction manual, DTS-HD MA and Dolby TrueHD are not listed as supported audio codecs for file playback on disc, USB or DLNA ( only on Discs authored with Blu-ray disc structure as opposed to data discs with media files written to them will likely work).
I don't think .TS files are natively supported by the player, though I use them all the time over DLNA with AC-3 audio. I don't have any TS files with the HD audio formats to test, but I know that neither my BD670 or BD570 would playback .m2ts files with DTS-HD MA when I tested some time ago over CIFS/SMB and USB, though the BD570 did playback copies of the same files with AC-3 and DTS audio.
I heard that some Sony players can play HD audio in a TS file, but I would be surprised if that is officially sanctioned and supported. If you want to stream full quality Blu-ray rips, you will probably need to look at dedicated streaming devices specializing in playback of Blu-ray rips. In general this type of functionality seems to be considered a threat in the industry due to piracy concerns.
LGs 2010 players at one time supported .vob files ( from DVD rips) and Oppo supported Blu-ray folder structures at one point, but those features were removed in firmware updates. I suspect that industry partners pressured them into removing these features.