#DTS DECODER FOOBAR FULL#
This one is the worst.)Īt best, it's technically slightly lossy but even the snobbiest person with the best DA converters will not be able to tell the difference between that and a full quality 24/96 5.1 wav/flac. (And hopefully almost fully obsolete by now. Media players intentionally degrading audio quality or disabling playback of some formats altogether and all that.ĭTS2496 is a good example. Just play the stereo track for now and save your pennies."įormat wars and extreme paranoia over piracy didn't help anything either. What you're going to hear on your system with dts will be SO far away from what the mix was. At some point you really should say "Just play the stereo mp3. Make sure that no matter how old and obsolete the system that at least some sound comes out the speakers. Deliver surround as well as possible through existing stereo-only storage formats. The premise was innocent and useful enough.
Me too! I will never release music encoded with that garbage for myself or a client. Sorry skimmed the original post - my bad!īut if dts would just please finish dying I would be very glad.
#DTS DECODER FOOBAR WINDOWS#
That of course will be the last resort.Ī native OSX utility would be preferred but I also have Wine installed so I'm not above running Windows apps.Īnyone stumble across this one before? (Usually the opposite is asked on forums - the 1st background bullet point above.) Anyone else want to ring the necks of the people responsible for dts encoding yet? I'm hoping I don't actually have to stream the thing through a dts decoder in real time and capture the result. (Just like converting an mp3 to wav doesn't restore the mp3 to lossless.) Yep, the result when put back into a wav/flac container will only be as intact as the quality of a lossy dts decode. *This isn't intended to be a discussion on lossy dts either.
It's a standard 2 channel wav file that would sound like white noise if played without decoding. People do this as a workaround to deliver a dts encoded data stream to a dts encoder through audio channels in hi-fy systems that lack the native ability to pass the encoded dts data any other way. dts file to a standard 5.1 wav file.)īackground (to avoid the obvious first round of miscommunication): I need to convert this now "dts wav" file to a standard 5.1 wav/flac. The original dts encoded file has been converted to a "dts wav".
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