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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 CD DTS version is a new low-cost version that is for encoding surround audio CDs only. Surcode CD is a fully licensed and certified encoder, suitable for encoding commercially released recordings. 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 (Surcode DVD-DTS) • The standard for Surround Sound on CD (Surcode CD-DTS).
Not sure if there is a guide, but the main points are: File open: load your wav file (48kHZ - use SoundForge or equivalnet to change if necessary), I dont think 44kHZ will work properly for DVD intent) You can also load a.ac3 file but beware it will decode all 6 channels into 6 different uncompressed wav files as an interim and slow step - you must have 10-12 GB free on HD to do this. Why would you want to open an.ac3? - in this context to reduce to 224kbps from the DVD standard 448 - this saves space with reasonble quality - this procedure was in vogue when using ReMPEG to transcode onto 2-3 CD's. I would just use the 448 ac3 you rip from DVD and not bother with this.
You could also downmix a 5:1 AC3 to a 2:0 AC3 if you wished Encode settings: the main settings here are data rate (448 is standard, but 224 accepted in DVDMaestro) The audio coding mode would be set based on how many wav input files you have - a standard wav file will be split by the program into right and left stereo, so I would select 2/0 L/R here If you only have 2 inputs (one standardstereo wav file), forcnig it to produce 3/2 AC3 either won't work, or won't give you true directional 5:1 Dolby Surround Mode: I change this to Dolby Surround Encoded Other settings I leave at default. Sample rate must be 48 for DVD Then you press the red round button to encode, red triangle to preview Pick a output name, and sit back for a while (CPU intensive) MAke sure you set temp directory under 'Preferences' to a drive with lots of space Jeff. @jfmartins Qual e o teu objectivo? Som em dvd ou apenas fazer um cd de musica em dts? Uso esse soft apenas para fazer cds de musica mas com qualidade de som digital 5.1 para ouvir com o meu dvd player, em relacao ao manual esta integrado com o soft, espero que ajude.
Ja agora aqui vai o manual.: --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Overview This version of SurCode converts your 5.1 Surround Sound files to DTS format. SurCode can accept the 6 master soundfiles in either a.WAV or.AIFF format. SurCode outputs a.WAV file that can be used by any CD-burning software that makes audio CDs. There is a large and rapidly growing base of DTS decoders in home theater systems.
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