Re: [SurroundSound] Re: Preferred formats for The Hub

Sorry yes, the latter is the case, my mistake. They are in fact CDs that DTS themselves used to sell on their now defunct retail website.

I have MediaMonkey and dBP, will give one of those a shot.

Thanks so much for the input; it is truly appreciated...

On another subject...is anyone else just beside themselves with anticipation for "The Raven That Refused to Sing" by SW? Saw the "Grace For Drowning" tour last year in Dallas and was just floored, but felt like Niko Tsonev was definitely the weak link in the band. Clearly SW agreed, and now with Guthrie Govan on guitar there just is no weakness in this band.

I know many of you in this group are English and perhaps this is old hat to you all, but one of my favorite things is when I get an email from Burning Shed that states "Your order has been posted"! Love that it's "posted" and not "shipped" or "mailed" as in the States, just seems more important. And then to get the package from Royal Mail...well, it's just all too exciting!

Can't wait for my Deluxe Edition to arrive...I must have watched the 4 YouTube videos on the making of "Raven" ten times each and each one still sends goosebumps down my spine.

BTW, have I said how much I fucking love this surround sound group?! It's such a pleasure to share my love for the format with people who actually get it and are far more knowledgeable than myself.

Alright, enough gushing; cheers, gents. And again thanks for all the assistance...

On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 7:36 PM, scolumbo <sacolumbo@gmail.com> wrote:

DVDFab should be able to create an ISO of these DVDs. After all, these are just DVD-V discs with a DTS soundtrack and DVD Copy using DVDFab is made for these.  I have a lot of old concert DVDs with DTS and DVDFab rips those just fine.  You could also use DVD Audio Extractor to rip the individual tracks to FLAC.

If you're dealing with DTS-CD that's a different animal, these are CDs with DTS audio and must be ripped with software for CDs such as EAC, MediaMonkey, dBpoweramp, etc.

On Monday, February 4, 2013 10:21:43 AM UTC-5, realafrica wrote:

I suggest you treat DTS DVDs as if Video and rip accordingly.
I would have thought DVDFab would do the job, but not on DVD-A settings.
Otherwise DVD Decryptor? There are loads of DVD-V rippers out there.

On Monday, February 4, 2013 1:10:30 PM UTC, drlueck wrote:

Thanks, gents. 

Was using ImgBurn initially, but it creates another small .mds ISO which seems untidy to me, so switched to DVDFab.

Having trouble ripping DTS exclusive DVDs. DVDFab doesn't even "see" them and ImgBurn rips them as .bin files, which I do not care for. Suggestions? My guess is no one really cares for them anyway, but as they were my introduction to surround since I did not have a DVD-Audio capable DVD player initially, I am a bit sentimental about them, and would like them included in my digital library.

Really enjoying this process as odd as that may be (as well as perusing what others have done).

Cheers, have a productive day,

Dave

On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 4:39 AM, realafrica <paul....@gmail.com> wrote:

I use DVDFab to rio DVD-A to iso.

On Sunday, January 27, 2013 5:25:09 PM UTC, drlueck wrote:

Gentlemen,

Finally have some time to rip/rerip my entire music collection, stereo and surround, and just want to make sure that I am doing it in the preferred format for The Hub. Have looked a bit at past posts and it looks like...

FLAC for stereo and .ISO for surround? Please correct or confirm on that point.

One other question... Is DVD Audio Extractor or ImgBurn (or some other program) best for making .lSO files from DVD-Audio discs?

Thanks in advance, 

Dave

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