DVD Audio on a DVD-ROM or a DVD-Video

[Bonzo]

http://www.dtsonline.com/entertainment/catalogue/music.php?upc=692860103092

Ok. I have a Yamaha Receiver, and a DVD-Video Player, with DTS Capabilities.

I also have a DVD-ROM on this PC, with a 5.1 sound card, and PowerDVD 5, which can play DTS.

Would this DVD-Audio work in 5.1 on any of these two? I know it says this:

AUDIO OPTIONS:
5.1 MLP for DVD-Audio Players; 5.1 DTS for DTS-Capable systems; 2.0 PCM for all DVD-Video players;

but it says 5.1 DTS for DTS-Capable systems, I thought it could work.

Last question: Can I Extract each 5.1 channel from a DVD-Audio with software? I could extract audio with DVD-Audio Extractor from a DVD-Video.

Thanks guys.

[MOVIEGEEK]

I don't know if your DVD player supports DVD-AUDIO but I know the DVD-VIDEO(DTS) portion will work.DVD-AUDIO works with PowerDVD 5+.
As for ripping the DVD-AUDIO you can't because it uses CSS2 encryption,you can however rip the DVD-VIDEO portion.
DTS=high quality compressed audio.
DVD-AUDIO=high quality LPCM uncompressed audio.

[Bonzo]

Ok, how about my PC's DVD-Rom? Can it read DVD-Audio?

[MOVIEGEEK]

Yes