Both are valid DTS files:
Code:
File : DTS from BRD-A disc (45 secs).dts DTS from DVD-A disc (45 secs).dts
Size : 8488628 bytes Size ........: 8492847 bytes
------------------------------------ First Frame Info -------------- First Frame Info
CRC present .................: 0 0 (Not)
Number of PCM Sample Blocks .: 15 15 ( 512 samples/frame)
Primary Frame Byte Size .....: 2011 (2012 bytes/frame) 2012 ( 2013 bytes/frame)
Audio Channel Arrangement ...: 9 9 (5 C + L + R + SL + SR)
Core Audio Samp. Frequency ..: 13 13 (48 kHz)
Transmission Bit Rate .......: 24 24 (1536 Kb/s)
Embedded Down Mix Enabled ...: 0 0 (Not)
Embedded Dynamic Range Flag .: 0 0 (Not)
Embedded Time Stamp Flag ....: 0 0 (Not)
Auxiliary Data Flag .........: 0 0 (Not)
Mastered in HDCD format .....: 0 0 (Not)
Extension Audio Descr. Flag .: 2 2 (Frequency Extension X96k)
Extended Coding Flag ........: 1 1 (Yes)
Audio Sync Word Insert. Flag : 1 1 (Sub-sub-frame)
Low Frequency Effects Flag ..: 2 2 (Present, interpolation factor 64)
Predictor History Flag Switch: 1 1 (Yes)
Multirate Interpolator Switch: 0 0 (Non-perfect Reconstruction)
Encoder Software Revision ...: 7 7 (Current)
Copy History ................: 1 1 (Definition deliberately omitted)
Source PCM Resolution .......: 6 6 (24 bits)
Front Sum/Difference Flag ...: 0 0 (Not)
Surrounds Sum/Difference Flag: 0 0 (Not)
Dialog Normalization Param. .: - 0 dB - 0 dB
--------------------------------------- Revised Info -------------------- Revised Info
Total Frames : 4219 4219
Duration ....: 45,003 seconds. ( 0h. 0m. 45,003s.) 45,003 seconds. ( 0h. 0m. 45,003s.)
Only DTS from BRD-A have 2012 bytes/frame and DTS from DVD-A 2013 bytes/frame. Then the size of DTS from DVD-A is greater.
eac3to show them like:
DTS-96/24, 5.1 channels, 0:00:45,
1509kbps, 96kHz
DTS-96/24, 5.1 channels, 0:00:45,
1510kbps, 96kHz
Both are valid then I think is a Muxman problem.