how to put 5.1 surrouding audio on a CD-R?

[ayyak]

hi

how to do it

putting 5.1 dolby or dts on cd-r

and are there program to do 5.1 audio other the soundtrax?(nero)

thanks

[minidv2dvd]

what format is it in? what are you going to use to play it?

[ayyak]

I don't know I think it was WAV

[ayyak]

I well use it on my DVD player WAV

[minidv2dvd]

if you convert the multichannel files to pcm wav with a program like dbpoweramp and copy them to cd they should play. the only sticking point may be the dts, as it may require your amp to have a dts decoder built in to play them.

[Midzuki]

hi

how to do it

putting 5.1 dolby or dts on cd-r

and are there program to do 5.1 audio other the soundtrax?(nero)

thanks

"spdifer.exe", from the ac3filtertools package.

[C:\]
=>spdifer
Spdifer
=======
This utility encapsulates AC3/DTS/MPEG Audio stream into SPDIF stream
according to IEC 61937

This utility is a part of AC3Filter project (http://ac3filter.net)
Copyright (c) 2007 by Alexander Vigovsky

Usage:
  spdifer input_file output_file [-raw | -wav]

Options:
  input_file  - file to convert
  output_file - file to write result to
  -raw - make raw SPDIF stream output (default)
  -wav - make PCM WAV file with SPDIF data (for writing to CD Audio)

\\\\\\\\

[INFRATOM]

Some program like Adobe Audition can create surround audio. If you create 2 folder AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS just like dvd and put your audio into the audio folder a dvd player will play it. Some sound cards create dolby digital 5.1 or DTS on the fly from stereo sound and because of copy protection there are no software or capturing audio device in 5.1.
The link is a pro Software but for home entertainment I think the sound card option is the cheapest and easiest .
http://www.dts.com/Pro-Audio_Software/DTS_Surround_Audio_Suite/DTS_Encoder.aspx

[yoda313]

Shouldn't besweet be able to do this? Or is it besplit? I remember being able to do it with a version of besweet. I don't remember the process I used but I got it working. FYI the cd player I used at the time was a cd recorder with fiber optic output and my amp has both dd and dts decoding so I could hear it.....

[ricardouk]

hi

how to do it

putting 5.1 dolby or dts on cd-r

Just burn the ac3 file with imgburn or cdburnerxp as a data cd, my dvd player reads them

and are there program to do 5.1 audio other the soundtrax?(nero)

thanks

you can create 5.1 ac3 using BeLight or DaudioK

[yoda313]

you can create 5.1 ac3 using BeLight

That was it! Thanks ricardouk. I knew there was a subset of besweet that did that. Just couldn't remember the name...

[guns1inger]

The audio needs to be encoded at 44.1kHz instead of the DVD standard 48kHz, and put in a wav wrapper. It can then be burned to a CDR as a standard CD track, but is only playable on a player this connected via digital connection or does it's own decoding. On anything else it will sound like pink noise (is, in fact, pink noise) and could blow your speakers if the volume it too high at the time.

[zorro]

guns1inger...i tried all means and generated audio CD with DTS tracks as mentioned above, but still i get noise through my DTS signal on the receiver lights up but only noise.

Procedure as follows

Input files : 48 KHz ac3 (5.1) files
Used BeSure + BeSweet +Surcode 1.0.20 (Surcode 1.0.9 crack doesnt work) output to PCM WAv files and burnt a Audio CD- No luck
Used Headac3he to resample the files to 44.1KHz and then convert them to WAV files and then burnt to Audio CD - noluck

Any ideas here please

Thanks
Zorro

[guns1inger]

You have to resample to 44.1 kHz, encode as DTS in the WAV container, then burn to CD and play in a CD player (or DVD player) that has a digital connection to an amplifier that can decode a digital DTS audio signal.

[t0nee1]

Zorro, try Belight, import the 48 KHz ac3 (5.1) file, choose 44.1khz sample rate, tick 16bit 5.1 Wave and use WAV/PCM as output...