How to join xport demuxed audio (DTS) from two .m2ts files?

[idamien]

How does one join the audio files demuxed by xport from .m2ts files (00000.m2ts and 00001.m2ts). DTS in my case...

:thanks:

[Arite]

How does one join the audio files demuxed by xport from .m2ts files (00000.m2ts and 00001.m2ts). DTS in my case...

:thanks:

I presume (I know little about *.m2ts and xport) that you had two *.m2ts files, and have extracted the dts audio tracks into separate *.dts files?

If that is the case, then the best way I know of would be to uncompress the DTS files in 6 channel uncompressed PCM WAV files (e.g. using dcadec/dtsdec or VLC), and then join using an audio editor (such as Audacity (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/)). To export a 6 channel WAV from Audacity (1.3.3 beta is required to do this), "Use Advanced Mixing Options" needs to be enabled (Edit >> Preferences >> File Formats), otherwise the audio will be downmixed to stereo.

The 6 channel WAV can then be compressed into e.g. FLAC or WavPack to retain lossless quality, however could be compressed using Aften into AC3 (that would kind of defeat the object of it being DTS though :rolleyes:!!).

This is assuming that you only want the core DTS Coherant Acoustics part of the file, so if it is DTS-HD MA, then the HD MA extensions would be lost/removed - so just a standard Full-Rate DTS 1536kbps file.

There may be other easier/more direct methods of joing the files, but the method above ensures no audio is lost in the process.

[ACrowley]

I think he will only join to DTS Tracks to one big DTS Track ,right ?

"Filemerger" can do it.
So you can simply merge 2 untouched DTS (or AC3) Files without any Conversion

http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=Filemerger&spell=1

[Arite]

I think he will only join to DTS Tracks to one big DTS Track ,right ?

"Filemerger" can do it.
So you can merge 2 untouched DTS Files without any Conversion

http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=Filemerger&spell=1

Nice find!! Yes, that is a little easier and a lot better than the method I suggested :)!!

[crapz0rs]

copy /b 1.dts+2.dts new.dts