Separate to 6
mono WAVs using azidts
(BeSweet):
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For using azidts you've got to install the commercial Intervideo WinDVD.
| Attention: (Proof) |
When using WinDVD-Filter the
channel mapping seems merely to be correct using the special-Version of
BeSweet. There are many different versions of BeSweeet floating around
which are not published at doom9's site. One with an advantage especially for DTS transcoding. You may download this BeSweet (special) from Daphys site (or directly from the doom9 Thread) With this version you don't have to rename the outputted mono waves from BeSweet when using the WinDVD-Filter. |
With a BeSweet GUI (BeSweetGUI, Belight) you can easely (Guide) convert to AC3/AAC/MP2/MP3/OGG/WAV.
When you don't use the BeSweet special version you've to rename the files to obtain the correct channel order.:
FL -> correct FR -> C C -> FR LFE -> SR SL -> LFE SR -> SL
azidts.exe -core(
-input "quelle.dts" -output "ziel-" -6chfloat )
azidts.exe -core( -input "quelle.dts" -output "ziel-"
-6chfloat ) -ssrc( --rate 44100 )
Commandline for 6 Bit fixed WAVs:
azidts.exe -core( -input "quelle.dts"
-output "ziel-" -6ch ) -ssrc( --rate 44100 )



FL -> Korrekt FR -> C C -> FR LFE -> SR SL -> LFE SR -> SL
Example: File: "Ziel-FR.WAV" is "Ziel-C.WAV", so rename it.
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