Eric Seaberg;161124 Wrote: > I have a lot of DVD-A discs that also have a DTS stream available to > play on non DVD-A players. Since the format of the disc is the same as > a standard DVD, i.e. Video and Audio TS folders, it's not as easy to rip > as a DTS-CD is, which looks just like an audio CD but the files are > encoded.As Andy says, your best bet is to rip the DTS stream directly from the DVD-Video layer and convert it. > I then opened BarbaBatch, which is a file format conversion program to > SRC from 48K to 44.1. The resultant file was then converted using FLAC > (like I had done with my DTS-CDs) and put onto my SlimServer Music > drive.It's not necessary to force a 44.1kHz sample rate -- the SB2/3 will be happy with the 48kHz DTS stream from the DVD-Video. DTS-CDs are 44.1kHz but the DTS data is a different format; even if BarbaBatch knows there are two different formats, I don't think it's easy to transform them (I tried it once but the resultant streams were never useful). But since you don't need to sample-rate convert anyway, it doesn't matter. :-)
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