need some clarification plz

[freebee22]

I have an AC3 file that I want to convert so I can burn it to a cd and play it on a regular cd player......is there a differenc in sound if I were to use besweet to convert it to WAV or use SURCODE dts to convert it....The ac3 file is dts and I want to keep the dts when I burn it on the cd

any suggestion on this is appreciated

[medievil]

ummmm... I don't think audio cd players support DTS sound. DTS, AFAIK, stands for Digital(Or Dolby) Theater Sound and an audio CD format has no such thing.

[freebee22]

my understanding there are some cd player that can decode dts to give it a surround effect or the dvd player that play audio cd can decode dts ...

I might be wrong..

just my 2 cents

[offline]

DTS suround is very large file format as it is lightly compressed. It is this
size that would prevent it playing as a regular miniDVD. You would have
to reduce DVD video to D1 to fit a meaningful amount on a cd. Despite this I have never heard of anyone being able to playback such a disc
in a standalone player. You can do it for Dolby Digital 5.1, however, and
on a small number of players this works a treat.