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  1. 1st Oct 2006 08:57 #1
    virendra
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    Recently I made a dts 5.1 cd which plays very well on my dvd player. So I had this question.

    Can I make a dts 5.1 audio dvd?

    I burnt the dts cd with nero by selecting normal red book audio cd format , but what should I do to burn a dvd ? does nero have any way to do it or should I use any other software?
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    Not the same way as a dts 5.1 cd red book audio format.

    You can instead make a dvd-video with for example a still image background and dts sound.
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    DTS audio Cds are higher quality than most DTS dvds
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    Doesn't DVD Video Specification supports 24 bit / 96 kHz audio.
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    supports yes 96 kHz audio - but production disk dont use this spec for the most part ..

    dts cds are 20bit out of the box - but rare


    converting any dvd ac3 or normal cds to any of these formats is of course a waste of time and effort unless you have the master tapes ..

    plus you will need a couple grand of software
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  7. 2nd Oct 2006 11:13 #7
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    I have audio dvd creator and I made a stereo dvd with that , plays very well with DPLII Ex but if I try to use 5.1 mode the programme crashes.

    I have the encoding softwares but I do not know which dvd authoring programme accepts dts audio stream with blank video

    I can make this dvd in DD 5.1 but I feel the performance of dts cd was better so I want to stick to dts ( my personal openion)
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