@sonate
If a human ear was anything even remotely similar to a spectrum analyzer, you might get me to agree. Bit it doesn't work that way. In fact it doesn't work anything even remotely that way. Compression algorithms are expressly designed and tuned to take advantage of the psycho-acoustical limitations of human hearing . A machine can also be made to see microwaves -- that doesn't mean my eyes will ever see them. Anyway, this is one of those arguments in which your opinion, I'm sure, will never be changed -- so let's get back to the purpose of this thread.
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I do understand, but my theory is that if 4 of the streams were not oversized by BD reb, when it came to re-encode the video of the main selection and remux it with the DTS soundtrack, the target size would have easily accommodated it.
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I appreciate your persistence, but I wrote the code and as a result I'm pretty sure I know a little more about how it works than you, and, as I said, it doesn't work that way.