DTS frame rate conversion

[TAP3AH]

I've lost a week trying to figure out how to change frame rate of DTS audio track. Any help would be appreciated.

I've ripped a PAL DVD and demuxed VOBs. Then I encoded video track using Avisynth, MeGUI & x264 codec, slowing down the frame rate from 25 to 24 fps. Then, I transcoded AC3 audio track with BeSweet, also slowing it down to the same frame rate:

BeSweet.exe -core( -input 1.ac3 -output 1b.ac3 ) -azid( --maximize ) -ota( -r 25000 24000 ) -ac3enc( -b 448 -6ch )

Now, I want to do the same thing with DTS track, but I don't know how. I tried with azidts:

azidts -auto6ch -core( -input 2.dts -output 2a.dts ) -azid( --maximize ) -ota( -r 25000 24000 )

but output file wasn't DTS. Is there a way to get DTS output with azidts? If not, are there any other solutions that exclude using commercial DTS encoders?

Thanks in advance

[Skelsgard]

Azidts is only a DTS decoder. For DTS encoding, all solutions are commercial (and cost around U$S 1000).
BeSweet GUI uses Surcode DVD DTS when encoding DTS, by passing the arguments to Surcode (commercial indeed).

[TAP3AH]

Lets suppose I get Surcode DVD DTS encoder.
What shall I do to change frame rate?

[Skelsgard]

Edited: corrected statements.
To ignore now.

[check]

A better idea would be to encode as ac3. Since you are re-encoding anyway you will lost audio quality, so a 448kbits re-encoded AC3 would be a better idea than a re-encoded DTS.

[TAP3AH]

A better idea would be to encode as ac3. Since you are re-encoding anyway you will lost audio quality, so a 448kbits re-encoded AC3 would be a better idea than a re-encoded DTS.
I already have AC3 variant of the same track and I processed it with BeSweet like I described. Now, I want to do same thing with DTS track.

Can anyone explain the usage of -surdvd and -surcd BeSweet switches?

[Skelsgard]

For Surcode use on BeSweet, u can use this switches:
-surdvd( -b 768 -output "filename.dts" -path "your_Surcode_program_folder" )

-b can be 768 or 1536
Cheers.

[pascalwil]

For Surcode use on BeSweet, u can use this switches:
-surdvd( -b 768 -output "filename.dts" -path "your_Surcode_program_folder" )

-b can be 768 or 1536
Cheers.

And how to use SurCode DVD DTS Encoder outside of BeSweet in Command Line mode to batch convert 6 wav files in DTSWAV?
Any example of the script to use? Thanks.

Cheers