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DVD Audio Extractor -- Blu-ray to DTS CD Guide
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how to burn the DTS file to CD and keep the 5.1 channels
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Don not use Foobar to burn DTS CD's. If you have an image file like ex: coldplay-viva la vida.DTS .wav you can easily use ImgBurn , a free download, to do the job. You will be able to burn a DTS 5.1 CD if the image is actually 5.1 DTS. check this link : http://www.surroundbyus.com/sbu/viewtopic....17#refburnimage
How to burn .dts audio and dts wav onto dvd | AVS Forum
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If you burn it in the correct format on the correct disc they will play just fine. DTS-audio containing VOB files burned to DVD play just like any other DVD. DTS wavs burned to CD will play just like a CD. And, if you do it correctly, standard wavs OR DTS wavs burned to a DVD (an "audio DVD") will play just fine, too.
How to burn/play DTS audio cd's - VideoHelp Forum
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Demux .DTS files with Tranzcode resample to 44.1khz with audio commander or similar Remux and encode with Surcode to wav files burn with Nero. Works fine for me. The issue I had is that most of the DTS files I was using were meant for a DVD-A output. they are 48Khz and can't be recorded using redbook audio CD authoring tools.
How to burn .dts audio files on a cd | Tom's Guide Forum
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Hi, I have some .dts files I want to burn on a cd to listen on my surround sound system at home. My system is capable of DTS sound. My problem is that when I try to create an audio cd in Nero and I drag my .dts files in there it says it doesn't support those files.
how can I burn *.dts to audio CD - Doom9's Forum
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=170186
Any DTS/DD disc will generate noise on any CD-player. HDCD are backwards compatible, like 4 channels vinyls, colour TV or stereo FM. If the question was something like "How to burn DTS audio on CDR?", the answer would have been like in that article of wikipedia. But the mention of audio near CD means a specific concept, and the answer was correct.
How to burn DTS AUDIO CD ? | AfterDawn Discussion Forums
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You need Nero. Select "Music CD". Add the files (wav format - but actualy DTS). Burn compilation. Play through DTS decoder. Be more specific as to situation if …
How to burn .DTS files [Archive] - Doom9's Forum
https://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-149171.html
You can encode a DTS file as DTS-CD, which has the same data rate as stereo audio found on CDs (but it is 5.1 channel lossy compressed). If you encoded your DTS file this way, all you need to do is create an audio CD in a program like Nero and drop your files in there. Nero should see them as normal .WAV files, and accept them.
DTS FILE BURNING TO DTS AUDIO CD - ImgBurn Support ...
https://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?/topic/25368-dts-file-burning-to-dts-audio-cd/
Burning it as an Audio CD will convert it to normal CD-DA format. i.e. 44khz, 16bit, stereo. I do not know the method used to make these so called DTS Audio CDs. Link to comment
How do I burn DTS files to a disc? — Digital Spy
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0. Comments. DJPT Posts: 4,533. Forum Member. 05/07/11 - 19:57 #2. Demux .DTS files with Tranzcode. resample to 44.1khz with audio commander or similar. Remux and encode with Surcode to wav files. burn with Nero.
how can i rip and burn DTS Music Disc cd ? - VideoHelp Forum
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/377983-how-can-i-rip-and-burn-DTS-Music-Disc-cd
Still you could try ripping with EAC and converting to standard wave files with any audio converter that supports DTS. If it doesn't like the wav extension try changing it to DTS. If the audio is multi-channel, you'd have to downmix to stereo to create a standard CD. Once again you could try your favourite audio converter if it downmixes.
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