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  1. 1st Oct 2006 17:05 #1
    SoCalMK
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    When I convert one of my DVD's to an .avi format, whether xvid or divx, can I keep the DTS track or does it always have to be the Dolby Digital track? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    yes you can keep it
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    BE aware that DTS audio will take up a lot more space than AC3 or other formats, and can only be played back on equipment that has a DTS dencoder in the chain. (i.e either your PC has decoding software, or you have a DTS decoding amplifier connected digitally to your DVD player/media centre)


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    a DTS DEcoder in chain he means
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