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King_Diamond
6th September 2004, 13:23
Is it possible to convert a dts audio stream to ac3? Is there any software that can do it?
KpeX
6th September 2004, 14:09
Not directly (afaik), but several programs can decode DTS (azidts via winDVD, dtsdec) and many programs can encode AC3 (BeSweet, surcode, etc.). The search is your friend ;)
King_Diamond
6th September 2004, 14:12
What i wanted is a one software than can do it.
If there isn't i believe i will have to take the long way then.
ursamtl
6th September 2004, 14:38
Don't forget that both DTS and AC3 are forms of compression. Once an audio file has been compressed, if you uncompress it and then re-compress it, you are reducing the quality even further.
SkyCAM
14th September 2004, 12:33
There is no single software product that can just transcode dts to DD
Dirk99
7th October 2004, 17:12
Originally posted by KpeX
... several programs can decode DTS (azidts via winDVD, dtsdec) ...
Hallo,
does anyone have experience with these programs and could give a hint which one give the best quality or is the fastest decoder?
Thx,
Dirk
daphy
8th October 2004, 06:51
fastest decoder?
azidts + windvd is a 'realtime decoder'
dtsdec a little faster but I am not really sure if the quality is fine!
Take a look at this (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=54738) thread for further informations.
If you want to decode a DTS48 (why?) you have to modify the there mentioned commandline switch -fs.
Dirk99
8th October 2004, 09:18
I want to downconvert a AC3 file from 448k to 384k. This transcoding process is not losseless, because I have to decode the files to PCM and then code them to the 384k AC3 file.
To avoid a quality loss, I want to try to take the dts-file as a source file, because a dts- file is encode at a higher bitrate than the AC3 source file.
What do you think? Is it worth to go this way?
daphy
8th October 2004, 11:03
yep, why not :o
make a small sample and let your ears decide :D
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