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  1. 19th Jan 2003 22:30 #1
    Gil Woo
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    Hello,

    I am currently decided on whether to purchase a DVD-RW Drive. Basically, the only thing that is stopping me is if I would be able to backup a movie, like Gladiator, which has DTS 6.1 sound?

    If one of you out there could tell me if I could make an exact copy of the sound that would be helpful.

    Thanks
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  2. 19th Jan 2003 22:35 #2
    Tbear
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    If you use DTS you also have to have at least AC3 2 Channel with it.
    May the force be with you.
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  3. 19th Jan 2003 23:30 #3
    Azza
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    You can certainly encode and rip movies with DTS sound. Gladiator is no problem.

    It is a function of the software that you use, not the drive. For authoring with DTS you will need DVD Maestro. IFOEDIT supports DTS but I have had dropouts during playback when using IFOEDIT.

    The DVD specification requires that a disk having DTS also has a Dolby Digital or PCM track also. However I have made a number of disks with ONLY DTS and these play fine in my Sony NS305.
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