Digital noise normally means it is dts. To check fully convert the files to wav and then try; on a pc you normally have to change the file extension to .dts
On Mar 4, 2013 11:40 AM, "polmuaddib" <vladimirmalusev@gmail.com> wrote:
-- Hey, Lokkhow do you play this? I can play AC3 files in Foobar fine, but this results in digital noise....I tried burning it to a AC3 CD with cue file, hoping that my AVR would recognize it through optical from my standalone universal SACD/DVDA player, but the result was the same.Thanks--
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