audio question needs an answer

[red lion]

In dvd2one i get the chance to keep audio with 3 selections
ACS 6CH ENG
DTS 6CH ENG
I selected them both to be sure but did i need to what are they what do they mean and what are they for etc etc etc..................................

[ghoster]

all you need is to keep the ac3 audio

[red lion]

do you mean ACS or is AC3 something else as i did not get that option only the 2 i posted
thanks id still like to know what they mean or what there for

[ghoster]

all the dvds i copyied i never seen acs audio tracks just ac3 and dts

[red lion]

Sorry you are right my mistake
so i only need the ac3 one thanks for your answer now i know but id also like to know what is the difference and what they are for. what they are etc

[red lion]

does the DTS take up much room if i check the box for it also...

[ghoster]

dts take up as much space as the 6ch ac3 track. as for whats the difference not really sure. just more dvd players can play ac3 then dts. then again this is stuff that i have read or heard haven't really looked into it.

[red lion]

so if i tick ac3 and it happens to be dts on the disc will i have no volume

[cfbrown]

keep the DTS track only if your stereo system supports it. You will not have any sound if DTS is not supported by your audio system.
Ac3 will give you sound on any setup. So if your DVD player is connected straight to your tv, you still will have sound.
Example: I used DTS only for Behind Enemy Lines copy. On my DVD player hooked up to my stereo system, I have great surround sound output. If I try this same disc in my bedroom where the DVD is hooked straight to the tv, I have no sound at all. Remember ac3 works anywhere, DTS has to be supported by the rest of your setup.

[ALLG]

I usually select AC3 and DTS simply because I have DVD player and AV reciever capable of decoding both. Surround sound is extremely important to me so the very slight loss of video quality is well worth it. For most applications though, select AC3 as the default.

Good Luck!

ALLG

[ghoster]

any program that i have used tells you what the audio is ac3 6ch, ac3 2ch dts, etc.

[red lion]

ok thanks guys its a little more clearer now