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  1. 2nd Jun 2013 13:36 #1
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    hello..

    i want encode movie using DTS audio use Ripbot... any here know how to do?
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    no. you'd have buy a separate dts encoder.
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    Originally Posted by aedipuss View Post
    no. you'd have buy a separate dts encoder.

    what name the program?
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    Unless you want to encode to DTS-HD, you actually don't need to buy a commercial software, just use dcaenc.
    If you do need/want a GUI for it, you can choose between Hybrid and LameXP. But if you're not afraid of the Command-Line Interface, just download this MinGW build:

    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/348702-dcaenc-2-[MinGW-build]

    HTH.
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    oops. sorry, i had forgotten all about that project.
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    anyhere know how to make DTS audio easy program?? encode from HDMA 5.1 to DTS or load in ripbot.. in ripbot only FLAC.. please help me..
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