DTS in TS file?

[elmc]

How can I convert a 96KHz sampling rate 'DTS' audio track to
48KHz in a TS file?

[nautilus7]

You need to demux the DTS track, create a new DTS and then mux it in the ts file. You can't do the conversion inside the ts file. For the demuxing and conversion part look at the eac3to thread. For the remuxing part, tsmuxer or tsremux are fine.

[elmc]

I've try to use eac3to for conversion, but it then another problem that
'This track is not clean. Processing aborted.
Please clean the track with delaycut and then retry eac3to.'
Is delaycut is a software?

[nautilus7]

Did you demuxed the dts first? It doesn't really matter for eac3to, but you have to demux it (with tsremux for example) in order to load the dts track into delaycut (yes it is an application).

Anyway, this message you got means the dts track and probably your ts file is damaged at that point. Delaycut will try to repair the problem but depending on how big is the damage, you may have sync issues later.

[elmc]

I've used delaycut & then the fixed file being process by eac3to, but it still cannot works & this time it prompt me an error that
'Encoding DTS <1536kbps> with Surcode...
Surcode DTS Encoder doesn't support this samplingrate.'
Is it cannot support the 48KHz / encoding in 1536kbps??

[madshi]

Use "-resampleTo48000" or use the DTS Pro encoder instead of Surcode (if you have a license to it). Surcode only supports 48khz. The DTS Pro encoder supports both 48khz and 96khz.

[rica]

Use "-resampleTo48000" or use the DTS Pro encoder instead of Surcode (if you have a license to it). Surcode only supports 48khz. The DTS Pro encoder supports both 48khz and 96khz.

In case of having DTS Pro encoder; does eac3to automatically select it (supposing there is no surcode encoder)
or shall we re-encode to mono wavs first and manually encode to dts with DTS Pro externally?

[nautilus7]

eac3to can't use DTS pro encoder. You have to do it manually.

[madshi]

For the DTS Pro encoder you should ask eac3to to produce an *.agm file. You can then feed that to the DTS Pro encoder.

[rica]

Thanks for the replies.