DTS fps change in Windows 10?

[eXtremeDevil]

Any way of changing a .dts file fps? I tried eac3to but it generates a 6 wav files. I understand I need Surcode DTS Encoder but this is not compatible with Windows 10.

Any other way?

[filler56789]

1) ffdcaenc, which supports up to 6 mono inputs;

2) the Master Audio Suite, which is not freeware;

[eXtremeDevil]

Mono inputs? So I have to separate it before?

[filler56789]

Mono inputs? So I have to separate it before?

Only if you wish so. You wrote "but it generates a 6 wav files", and maybe I misunderstood you :)

[eXtremeDevil]

Yes, what I want is dts to dts with FPS conversion :(

[tebasuna51]

eac3to INPUT.dts stdout.wav -25.000 -changeTo23.976 | ffdcaenc -i - -o OUTPUT.dts -l -b 1509.75

to change 25 -> 23.976

[eXtremeDevil]

I thought of converting to vaw, but, wouldn't dts to dts be more direct than dts to wav to dts? Wouldn't I lose more quality? A single wav can have 6 channels inside?

Thanks.

[Sparktank]

WAV is lossless, there won't be any quality loss.

stdout was also used in the command so it uses a temp. file to pipe to ffdcaenc. (or no file at all, really; super clean process)

The method tebasuna51 posted requires a lot less interaction as it does it all in one command.
6 mono wavs adds more steps to the workflow.

[eXtremeDevil]

OK, I'll try, thanks :)

[eXtremeDevil]

OK, so I tried the command, but two questions: how come my input is 2.50gb long and the output is 950mb? It seems to have worked, nevertheless, only on mediainfo I don't see MA / Core anymore. And why if I only run the eac3to part I get weird symbols on my cmd?

Thanks.

[Sparktank]

ffdcaenc produces only lossy DTS formats.

There's currently no free encoder to make lossless DTS stream.

For simple playback, there's no real audible difference with cores.
If you want to keep lossless, you can use FLAC instead.

[eXtremeDevil]

That's the MA / Core AND the gb difference? what about the eac3to command on its own??

Thanks for clarifying my doubts.

[Sparktank]

I'm not sure what symbols you would be talking about.

[tebasuna51]

And why if I only run the eac3to part I get weird symbols on my cmd?

If you run only:

eac3to input.dts stdout.wav

eac3to send the output to cmd window screen, the standard STDOUT device.

The pipe command "|" redirect STDOUT to the next program.
If you want a wav file you need other name, for instance:

eac3to input.dts output.wav

[eXtremeDevil]

I see, thanks.