FLAC to DTS Help

[The_WRATH]

Hi guys,

I was using Popcorn MKV to convert FLAC to DTS, but when I run it it comes back with,

Error Level 1
Program: eac2to

I have Surcode DVD-DTS Encoder installed.
What am I doing wrong? Are there any other methods of doing this? There isn't much information about this type of conversion online so any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

[Bonie81]

Hi guys,

I was using Popcorn MKV to convert FLAC to DTS, but when I run it it comes back with,

Error Level 1
Program: eac2to

I have Surcode DVD-DTS Encoder installed.
What am I doing wrong? Are there any other methods of doing this? There isn't much information about this type of conversion online so any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

i never used Popcorn MKV.
as you have Surcode DVD-DTS Encoder installed, easiest way would be FLAC--to-->--WAV--to-->DTS.
you can use Audacity to import FLAC and can generate proper 6 mono WAVs with proper plugins to be feeded into SurCode DTS. Alternatively crude method is to modify FLAC headers manually, but does not work properly all the times with surround.

[jman98]

I have to ask - why do you want DTS? You do understand that DTS is lossy and FLAC is not, right? If you are working under the assumption that DTS will make your audio "better" than the FLAC file you have now, you are wrong.

[ranosb]

Use Flac to decode to a wav 6 ch file. Then run eac3To with this batch file, and send the extracted channel wav's to surcode for DTS processing.

Save the following as Make_Wavs.bat
if not exist DTS MD DTS
for %%I in (*.wav) do ("C:\Program Files\Eacto\eac3to.exe" "%%I" "DTS\%%I.wavs" )
attrib -r *.wav
del *.wav /q
cd DTS
del *.txt /q
exit