How to convert a .dts file to a dts encoded .wav for burning to DTS CD

[captain_tinker]

Hello, I have some .dts files I would like to burn as a DTS CD, what can I use to convert the .dts file to a dts encoded .wav file for burning to a DTS CD? I've downloaded dts encoded wav's before, and successfully burned them to cd as an audio cd, and played them in my Home Theater, but I don't know how to transcode the actual .dts file. Oh, and is there a way to go the other way around too? To transcode the .wav to a .dts file? Thanks!

-capT

[guns1inger]

Surcode will encode wav source to DTS for either CD or DVD.

Where did the .dts files come from ?

If they came from DVD source then they will have to be re-encoded, as DVD DTS is 48kHz, CD DTS is 44.1Khz.

[Alex_ander]

You have to first decode .dts to 6 separate .wavs (using e.g. Besweet GUI + azidts). Then resample those to 44.1kHz and encode with Surcode to dts-wavs that can be burnt as DTS CD.

[captain_tinker]

Ooooh...
Yes, the .dts files are indeed pulled from a DVD. So I would have to separate them into the 6 separate wav files, and then re-encode them to 44.1kHz and then use Surcode to create the dts-wave. I think I looked at surcode once, and it is not free nor trial version, right? I guess I'll have to decide if I really want to do it at this point then. Thanks guys!

-capT