Need to create Blu-ray that plays DTS if available, if not DD5.1

[mmace]

I posted here: http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?f=73
and he suggested asking here.

I have an MPEG video file along with a DTS and an AC3 5.1 audio file.

I want to create a BDMV disc that can just be put in a player with anyone having to do anything with the settings and those with DTS decoders will hear the DTS audio track and those with Dolby Digital will hear the Dolby Digital track.

Can anyone explain how I can do this?
(like a commercial disc that you can just put in and play without having to go to the audio settings)

more info is in the link above about what I'm doing/done

thanks in advance for any help

[musicman2311]

mmace - you have to create a dts track, for example with surcode dts encoder.
then you can use tsmuxer to create bdmv with both ac3 and dts.

what i don't know is how to create priority on disc for the player to select dts first.

depending on what language preference you have in the player, e.g. english, then you could probably enter the 'eng' language code for dts and nothing for ac3. that would most likely cause the player to select dts first

good luck

[musicman2311]

mmace - you have to create a dts track, for example with surcode dts encoder.
then you can use tsmuxer to create bdmv with both ac3 and dts.

what i don't know is how to create priority on disc for the player to select dts first.

depending on what language preference you have in the player, e.g. english, then you could probably enter the 'eng' language code for dts and nothing for ac3. that would most likely cause the player to select dts first

good luck

one more - maybe you can use eac3to to create dts file, read ac3 and rename suggested output file to *.dts - if it supports it, then you are good.
if not rename output file name to *.wavs - that will give you the decoded wave files from ac3 to use with another encoder

[mmace]

cheers guys, will give both a try on re-writables to see what happens