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It seems that when the program (Vegas) renders the Mpeg file with the audio file, it messes the dts audio file.
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Of course, Vegas is not capable of encoding to DTS or multiplexing the streams.Same aplies for DVD Architect.
Here's a workflow that will get you what you want:
- Render your timeline to MPEG2 from Vegas
- Make DTSWave file with SurCode (2.0 or 5.1)
- Get a copy of DVDLab (trial version available)
- In DVDLab import the assets
- DVDLab will multiplex the streams for you
- Author the DVD
NOTE: I've never done a DVD with DTSwave but I'm assuming that DVDLab will do the job for you.
DVDLab supports DVD authoring with DTS streams.
Hope this helps.
DSP8000