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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2002
Location: oz
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Hi All
I wish to play back a dvd audio into a PC and use the 5.1 output of the sound card. Input will be via spdif in Does anybody know of appropriate software that would allow me to do this . MY PC does not have a dvd in it nor is it likely to. though this is probably the best way of doing things Thanks in advance
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Cuyahoga Falls, OH
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You do realize that:
a) DVD-A is not DTS? b) DVD-A won't transmit at full resolution across SPDIF? c) DVD-A only does full resolution through the analog outs? Now, prefacing with all of that, you could possibly try searching for DTS decoders on sourceforge. I know at one point there was a group working on one and had a pretty complete version, until DTS stepped in and said stop it. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2002
Location: oz
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Hi Schaef
Thanks for your reply. I need to clarify - the audio I'm trying to decode is from DVD's (movies) as my dvd player has no decoder built in, therfore i wish to use the pC sound card to do this . It is a Aopen 850 deluxe with SPDIF in and out. BTW your comments on DVD-a are most enlightening - that was one of my next queries! Many thanks
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Cuyahoga Falls, OH
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Okay, I mis-understood your original post then. (I saw DVD audio and assumed you meant DVD-A) I'm not sure you can find a free DTS decoder for the PC, particularly for windows. Dolby Digital, on the other hand, can be found, as it was published as part of the ATSC specification.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Pilsen
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goerge a, if you want to dive into linux, I suggest you check libavcodec and the whole ffmpeg project. It should handle DD/DTS. Nothing simple though.
Easier way would be to redirect SPDIF-in into a sound card with suround sound hardware decoders. I would still stick to the linux way - memcoder, alsa, etc. Good luck should you go for it. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2002
Location: oz
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Thanks Phofman
I think linux would make my eyes galze over - that stuff is beyond me i ssupect. However my soundcard already has spdif in via coax and optical and also has 5.1 output - all i need is the software in between so that i can pump my digital Tv set top box and x-box into it for dolby digital decoding... sounds easy...... but it dosent't appear to be so far.It decodes spdif from pioneer cd player or x-box no probs.. ps card is a Aopen 850 deluxe - it has a daughter board for the digital in and outs I am also currntly using th card as the output for a PC version of a juke box using i-tunes and would also like to get into convolution for speaker eq. Thanks
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