You can use it to convert dts hdma straight to flac, wav, etc. from
mkv's, bluray, etc.
On Jan 6, 3:12 pm, realafrica <paul.gam...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm not doing any bitstreaming to a receiver. May possibly do so in
> the future, but for now I'm looking for a PC software solution or a
> way to convert DTS-HDMA to MLP for writing to DVD-A.
> Some say convert to flac others say there is no good way to do so
> except this cobble-up with EAC3TO and TMT. I tried the later, but it
> will not work on my Win7 x 64 PC. The TMT drivers are prevented from
> working due to their incompatibility with this o/s.
>
> I got the DTS-HD stream player and it is quite good at conversions,
> but it will not actually play the native DTS-HD on my system. This is
> due to me having superior ASIO drivers (from my half decent M-Audio
> sound card) installed & used in all other software on this PC but DTS-
> HD Stream Player will not see them. It looks only for the less
> adequate ASIO4ALL drivers.
>
> I don't think dBpoweramp nor Xrecode both of which I can usually rely
> on to transcode pretty much anything will even see DTS-HD. EAC3TO
> seems to be very handy in the hands of those who have mastered its
> convolutions, but I find it a PITA to use. However maybe I need to
> take a day out, to sit with it and finally get to grips with it, but
> that is pointless without the TMT workaround, which is useless on my
> PC.
>
> Any advice otherwise on how to make best use of the emerging DTS-HD
> with my current set-up?
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