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| Author: | nivedhya [ Fri Dec 11, 2020 6:30 am ] |
| Post subject: | DTS & dtswav files |
I have got dtswav in wav container & also DTS in DTS container. (A) dtswav I can burn as Audio CD & play in my AVR. DTS in DTS container how I could play in my AVR? I'm not able to even see this file after burning or copying in any media. (B) I have dtswav multichannel audio. I know it has been converted from wave stereo source by someone. Now if I convert these multichannel wave to stereo wave will I get those same original waves what he has used for getting these dtswav? If I'm sure I will get that, instead of demuxing these dtswav to 6 monos & remix again to stereo is there a better way to directly get stereo wave from that multichannel dtswav. Simple you could have guessed from my question my need or goal. Instead of those lossy multichannel dtswav I want to convert it to multichannel lossless flac. For this if any other simple way also welcome but I want lossless multichannel flac output from multichannel dtswav |
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| Author: | Zeerround [ Thu Dec 17, 2020 12:54 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: DTS & dtswav files |
There are a few different DTS technologies, some of which are lossy and some not. The ones that are not lossy are "HD Master" or "DTS:X HD Master". FYI the lossless ones also have a lossy "core" so that they are backwards compatible with older playback gear, or gear with fewer channels. If you have a DTS AVCHD, DVD Video, or BluRay (unencrypted) you can extract the audio from it using AudioMuxer: http://www.surroundbyus.com/sbu/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=135 If you have a "DTS Music Disc" (a CD) probably the easiest way to extract audio is with foobar2000 and a dts plugin. Maybe AudioMuxer does that too, however, so check the manual. In any case nothing is going to get you lossless audio from a lossy source. Mixdown to stereo can be done with sox, maybe also with tools like ffmpeg and eac3to (again, check the AudioMuxer manual before getting more tools). I am not understanding "dts in a dts container". Some dts wav files have been named .dts, instead of .wav and if your playback mechanism works with dts .wav files you probably just need to rename the .dts files to .wav. There is on fine point for files that have been made specifically for streaming via spdif. I forget the details but once again, covered in the AudioMuxer manual. |
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| Author: | nivedhya [ Sat Dec 19, 2020 12:23 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: DTS & dtswav files |
What I have mentioned as dts container is nothing but codec. Instead of wav codec it is in dts codec. And renaming as .wav not working. Same issue. Not detecting even file as present. |
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| Author: | Zeerround [ Sat Dec 19, 2020 4:23 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: DTS & dtswav files |
PM'd user to get a look at the files... |
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