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Originally Posted by Ghitulescu
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There is a second DTS format, the pure computer format - the files are stored as DTS files and can be played via laptops or computers, either through their own soundcard or via digital out. These files can be COPY/PASTE without any modifications.
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Yep, is this standard DTS format than I use to store and play. Even some standalone players, like Xtreamer, can play it.
The size of standard DTS is the 87.5% than the dtswav, and the 23% than the decoded wav/wavs.
After rip the CD to dtswav I use a batch procedure to convert all dtswav in a folder to standard DTS:
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@echo off
for %%A in (*.wav) do D:\Programa\BeSp09b7\BeSplit.exe -core( -input "%%A" -prefix "%%A" -type dtswav -fix )
rename *.dtswav *.dts
pause
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Using DTSparser I found than, sometimes, add a extra DTS frame at end than is reported when decoded by eac3to:
libDcaDec reported the error "Invalid bitstream format". <ERROR>
and abort the decode.
Like is the last frame the DTS play fine and is decoded with a extra 23 ms of silence by BeHappy (LWLibavAudioSource, also the libDcaDec decoder) or Foobar2000.