Separate into 6 mono WAVs using DTSDec / BeSplit
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DTSDec -> commandline program for multichannel wav conversion

usage: dtsdec.exe [-h] [-o ] [-s []] [-t ] [-c] [-r] [-
a] \
                [-g ] 
        -h      display help and available audio output modes
        -s      use program stream demultiplexer, track 0-7 or 0x80-0x87
        -t      use transport stream demultiplexer, pid 0x10-0x1ffe
        -T      use transport stream PES demultiplexer
        -c      use c implementation, disables all accelerations
        -r      disable dynamic range compression
        -a      disable level adjustment based on output mode
        -g      add specified gain in decibels, -96.0 to +96.0
        -o      audio output mode
                        win
                        windolby
                        wav
                        wavdolby
                        wav6
                        wavall
                        aif
                        aifdolby
                        peak
                        peakdolby
                        null
                        null4
                        null6
                        float
  1. Only use these programs if errors occurur after conversion: Use BeSliced or DTS-parser to correct/fix DTS stream or errors (->Fix File).
    Or use commandline for besplit
    For a DTS-WAV file from a DTS CD use:

    BeSplit -core( -input "dts-wav-quelle.wav" -output "ziel.DTS" -type dtswav -fix )

    For a real DTS track use:

    BeSplit -core( -input "dts-wav-quelle.dts" -output "ziel.DTS" -type dts -fix )


  2. To decode DTS to to a mutlichannel wav use:

    dtsdec -o wavall quelle.dts > ziel.wav

    If you only want to decode 6 channels you may use "wav6" instead of "wavall".
  3. Separate the multichannel wav with BeSplit into 6 mono WAVs

    BeSplit -core( -input "DTS-WAV-quelle.wav" -prefix zielmono -type wav -demux )

    If -type wav doesn't work try -type dtswav
    If your source file had 5.1 channels you'll end up with 6 mono WAV files in your folder. Now you can use them with any encoder you like.

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