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  1. 27th Dec 2002 01:47 #1
    ssi1975
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    HI,I'M PLANNING TO BUY A DVD BURNER,BUT I WANT TO BUY ONE WHICH'S CAN BURN OLSO "DTS" SOUND,WHICH ONE DO YOU RECOMEND?
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  2. 28th Dec 2002 09:28 #2
    juggyfreak
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    I think they all suit.

    DTS is just another audio stream in the vob file - if it is present in the original movie.
    So you determine what to rip/burn from/to a dvd disc.
    I suggest you read carefully the rip guides and experience a bit with them. If you do not, you will never understand about these 'streams' and 'vob' stuff.

    But some more expirienced user should comfirm/reject this as i am also a newbee with this stuff.
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    The burner shouldn't matter at all for DTS.
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  4. 28th Dec 2002 11:26 #4
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    All the burners out there do DTS, all you have to worry about is what type of burner to get.

    DVD-R(W) e.g. Pioneer
    DVD+R(W) e.g. Philips
    DVD-R(W) and DVD+R(W) e.g. Sony

    The media for DVD-R is currently cheaper but isn't expected to last, and DVD+R is better for video authoring.

    I recommend the Sony drive because it can do both formats and has a nice 8MB buffer (Less Coasters)
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