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  1. 24th Nov 2013 08:53 #1
    coltonlolz
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    I want to edit DTS and AC3 audio so I can sync a project that I am doing. Can anyone help me out? That would be very appreciating!
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    Not sure about DTS, but Audacity will edit AC3 (including surround sound) audio.
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    I doubt you'll find any editors that work with DTS audio or any encoders for the format for under a $1000. Convert it to WAV and you can edit it with Audacity also.
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    @redwudz: dcaenc is a free dts encoder.
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    Thanks, Selur. I don't keep up with DTS that much. Didn't know there was a free encoder out there. https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/348702-dcaenc-2-%5BMinGW-build%5D
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    I'll keep that in mind as well, just in case anyone asks about a DTS encoder. I don't foresee needing it myself, since I don't know anyone who has a system capable of actually playing true DTS audio.
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