DTS iso to be played in car audio? (DVD compatibility)

[jluke]

Other than at home, I'd like using more the multichannel capabilities of my B&O setup in my car.

Unluckily the discrete multi-channel audio compatibility is only available through DVD disks.

Therefore in this case I would need disks with DTS m-chn audio in DVD format (no need for video).

It would be great to compile a DVD disk with only a menu to select m-chn albums encoded in DTS. 

With no specific videos, a DVD could contain many DTS encoded albums.

Nothing urgent... I don't know if anybody has seen something like this... or knows an EASY way to build such an image to burn on a DVD...

[Keyser Sose]

you can do this with AudioMuxer - and it's free

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[Keyser Sose]

should have included a link for you

https://www.videohelp.com/software/AudioMuxer 

 

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[Bruce Greenberg]

Does your system have USB support? After carrying around 100+ discs in my Acura, I finally figured out the right format that my car supported for 51. files. Clearing out those discs, which were all over the car, and replacing them with a little 128gig thumb drive made me so much happier. If by chance you have an Audio (just a guess since you mentioned B&O), these cars support multi channel FLAC files:   A4/S4/A5/S5/Q5/SQ5. Not sure which years though. 

bruce

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[Woogetybop]

I have done that before in my car that had a dvd surround setup. Being a car stereo too it most likely can play other file formats as well. 

Have you tried playing different lossless audio file types? 

I found capabilities not listed in my manual. I ended up playing .dts files wrapped in a .wav or .flac file format. Used audiomuxer to put a optical digital output header on the .wav file then wrap it in a compatible lossless format to save space.

The DTS decoder still worked great.

Tod Sanders

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[ssu...@panix.com]

Flac doesn't save any space for that.  What it does do, is allow tagging. 

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[mircea raibulet]

If u can't play the 5.1flacs and u need to make dvd's go for audiomuxer. After you got your six small dvd's you can use:

1.DvdRemake to put them together amd still hsve a main menu.

or

2.Use DVD2One to obtain a big dvd...no menu!

or

3.Use dbd shrink(free) also no menu.

I hope I remembered well... oh tempora...

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Flac doesn't save any space for that.  What it does do, is allow tagging. 

On Aug 1, 2020 11:17 AM, Woogetybop <wooge...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have done that before in my car that had a dvd surround setup. Being a car stereo too it most likely can play other file formats as well. 

Have you tried playing different lossless audio file types? 

I found capabilities not listed in my manual. I ended up playing .dts files wrapped in a .wav or .flac file format. Used audiomuxer to put a optical digital output header on the .wav file then wrap it in a compatible lossless format to save space.

The DTS decoder still worked great.

Tod Sanders

wooge...@gmail.com

On Aug 1, 2020, at 6:36 AM, jluke <gianluc...@gmail.com> wrote:



Other than at home, I'd like using more the multichannel capabilities of my B&O setup in my car.

Unluckily the discrete multi-channel audio compatibility is only available through DVD disks.

Therefore in this case I would need disks with DTS m-chn audio in DVD format (no need for video).

It would be great to compile a DVD disk with only a menu to select m-chn albums encoded in DTS. 

With no specific videos, a DVD could contain many DTS encoded albums.

Nothing urgent... I don't know if anybody has seen something like this... or knows an EASY way to build such an image to burn on a DVD...

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[mircea raibulet]

Sory for tipo...my phone is toooo small...

[jluke]

Thanks for all of your help and replies.

Unluckily the B&O system of 2011 Audi's did only support stereo files in its 2 SD cards reader: I directly talked to Audi's development team and the SD Media reader harness had been designed to only connect with stereo out... Sure today might be different.

Therefore they told me the only way to play discrete multichannel was through the DVD system.

I'll try AudioMuxer, as soon as I'll get back to a win PC (currently on MacOS), thanks for the link!

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[Woogetybop]

Using a program called winebottler, it uses wine to run PC programs on my Mac. 

AudioMuxer works great on my Mac.

So does foobar2000 and other programs.

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