Audio help!

I have been having some frustrating trouble the last few weeks with a few of the movies I download. I get them on my PC and they sound fine. But when I put them in a folder to stream to my LG Tablet the sound is very garbled with an almost high pitched noise that is in place of all the audio from the movie. I just assumed these movies must not work with my tablet, so I burned them to DVD and the same noise appears when I watch them on DVD. The picture is there but the only sound is the noise. It isn’t all movies, but for instance it happened with The Force Awakens telesync, the Forest (2016) and a couple others. Tonight it happened with Deadpool. I am baffled because this is a recent problem. I know the movies are fine but there must be some conversion that I need to do. I have downloaded so many types of converters such as Handbrake, AVS, FormatFactory, Freemake, XMedia Recode, & probably someI forgot about. I must be doing something wrong. lol I googled and got no answers. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for reading!
This is the Deadpool like I was talking about
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[RELEASE DATE]:…………[ 12 February 2016
[RUNTIME]:………………………[ 108 min
[STARS]:……………………………[ Ryan Reynolds, Morena Baccarin, T.J. Miller
[GENRE]:……………………………[ Action, Adventure, Comedy
[LANGUAGE]:……………………[ English
[FORMAT]:…………………………[ MKV
[FILE SIZE]:…………………[ 602.08 MB
[ENCODER]:………………………[ SUMRAK@700mbmovies
[AUDIO]………………………………[ aac, 44100 Hz, stereo (eng)
[VIDEO]………………………………[ h264, yuv420p, 720×312, 30.00 fps(r)
[SOURCE]:…………………………[ NEW.HD-TELESYNC.V2.x264-CPG
Link checked on Sat Feb 20, 2016 10:34 am []
Answer #1
I’ve had weird issues with AAC audio a few times with players other than VLC. Use DVDFab 9 to convert it. Use AC-3 codec for audio and see how it plays on your tablet. If that doesn’t work try mp3 codec. It’s a good idea to use HQ 2 pass setting for video encoding method. You’ll get a much better quality video. All the other options can be left default.
Edit: also change subtitle option to remux if you want to include subs.

Answer #2
With DVD fab or whatever, I would set the output to 2CH stereo and then the bit rate would only need to be 128kbps.
If that don’t work, try mp3 audio.
All a bit weird though…Sound like what you would expect if you were trying to play Dolby digital sound without a decoder!
Maybe when you get a decent copy of Deadpool it will be better
Answer #3
Thanks so much! I’m at work but I am eager to try these tips. It’s an odd and frustrating new issue. I appreciate the hep.
Answer #4
Actually I don’t know why you are getting a problem
because the .aac sound in that movie example is the most common for .mkv and .mp4 files.
Maybe you need a different or updated player in your LG.
Answer #5
Yeah that’s what I assumed as well. But it happened on burned DVDs too, that’s what really threw me.