1.79 MB surcode CD&DVD Pro DTS Encoder 1.0.21/surcode CD&DVD Pro DTS Encoder 1.0.21/setupDTS.EXE Like: Version SurCode Minnetonka SurCode Dolby Digital 5.1 Encoder v1.0.1.63_CC 2014.
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All software listed below is commercial software. • Minnetonka SurCode CD • -or- Minnetonka SurCode DVD (Used in this guide) • -or- DTS Pro-Series Encoder (No longer sold) • -or- DTS Surround Audio Suite Audio CD's are created with files at 16-bits/44,100Hz (a.k.a. '16/44' or '16/44.1'). DTS encoders 'encapsulate' the data of many files into one 2-channel file meeting the requirement of a standard Audio CD. The files you use to encode a DTS-CD audio file should be prepared to meet this standard, however, there are some undocumented featurs of DTS encoders that allow you to go a little bit beyond the specification.
Conexant mpeg ii av encoder cx23416 driver. Here is a general run-down of requirements for your.wav files, and how your individual mono.wav files should be prepared. • 3 or more mono.wav files are required. SurCode DTS encoders will accept up to 6 files (Lf, Rf, C, LFE, Ls, Rs), whereas the Pro-Series Encoder and the DTS Surround Audio Suite will accept up to 8 files for 6.1 and 7.1 Surround encoding (not covered in this guide) • Individual mono.wav files should all be of equal length and bit-depth • For best results, Individual mono.wav files should be saved at 24/44.1 • You can load 16-bit, 20-bit, 24-bit or 32-bit files into SurCode DVD and the program will still create a suitable 16/44.1 Redbook Compliant (Audio CD) output file! • Individual mono.wav files output from another program should be saved and named appropriately to make it easier to remember what you are working with.
With over 60 audio equipment manufacturers now licensed to produce DTS decoders, DTS has become a standard for Surround Sound in home theater systems. This makes it possible to offer your audience DTS-quality sound on your DVD-Video products.
SurCode is easy to use. Just specify the six 48kHz.wav files of your Surround mix. SurCode will create an endoded.wav,.cpt, or.dts file at either the 1.536mb/s or.768kb/s data rate that you can then use with your DVD-Video authoring system.
SurCode DVD Professional can also encode your six 44.1kHz Surround audio files for CDs as a.wav file at the 1.234mb/s data rate, just like SurCode CD DTS. *Licensed DTS encoder *Accepts any 6.wav or.AIFF files *Creates DTS-encoded Surround Sound files to use with your DVD-Video authoring software.