Re: [SurroundSound] Re: Got an ISO with a M2TS file - plays in BluRay but not DVD...

you can get the core DTS version doing this:

 

1- use anydvd to rip the disc to your harddrive - only reason is so that Winexplorer sees the BR file structure

2- use Audiomuxer (free) to load the playlist in the playlist folder and extract the core dts stream

3-use Audiomuxer again to make your DTS DVD

This is simple and quick to do

 

 alternate option is to extract the DTSHD stream in step 2

use Audiomuxer to convert back to the mono waves and re-encode to DVD-A if you have the required DVD-A programs

more work but you retain the Lossless version

 

 

On Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 7:59 PM, Dynaquad <etakuramnasmekh@gmail.com> wrote:

Aaargh - Windows!  Ptooey!

OK so I got it, and installed it - but then again, I don't have a Blu-
Ray drive, or XPSP3 doesn't "know" what to do with the data - nothing
shows in WinExplorer on the disc. I have this and "The Planets" by
Tomita also in this format.  Email sent to see if it's possible to get
a conversion done...
Thanks!
DQ

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