Use a simple numbering method to keep your files in the order of channels to be encoded.For compatibility with all programs, avoid using spaces in your directory names and your file names.wav files output from another program should be saved and named appropriately to make it easier to remember what you are working with. 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!.wav files should all be of equal length and bit-depth 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) Here is a general run-down of requirements for your. 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. DTS encoders 'encapsulate' the data of many files into one 2-channel file meeting the requirement of a standard Audio CD. -or- DTS Pro-Series Encoder (No longer sold)Īudio CD's are created with files at 16-bits/44,100Hz (a.k.a.-or- Minnetonka SurCode DVD (Used in this guide).All software listed below is commercial software. NOTE: There is currently NO FREE SOFTWARE available to encode DTS audio files. Similar Guide: Encoding MLP Streams for DVD-Audio (using SurCode MLP).Similar Guide: Encoding DTS Streams for Authoring DVD's (using SurCode DVD Pro).WAV's for DTS-CD's (using SurCode DVD Pro)
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