atrocity;528477 Wrote: 
> Yes (though I can't offer any helpful suggestions) and yes...remember,
> you'd be transcoding an already lossy format to another lossy format. 
> The real question is why your receiver is being difficult about it.Ok - 
> possible - now I just need to find the route from AC3 to DTS :-)
Regarding the receiver I have no idea why it's acting up - short
story:
1. DTS-files play fine in surround (DTS->WAV->FLAC)
2. AC3-files play in stereo (AC3->WAV->FLAC) and the same files work as
expected in other places (tested the same files 2 or 3 different
places)

The receiver normally lights up a blue LED when receiving/processing
surround
sound and this happens with the DTS/FLAC files but not with the
AC3/FLAC files. The receiver is capable of both formats and if it
receives AC3 from a DVD player or a popcornhour it works fine.

Hence I've given up on getting the receiver to play AC3/FLAC but I
still have 2-3 concert DVD's I'd like to listen to in surround using
the Squeezebox.


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