Topic: Got DTS Flacs & want to burn as DVD-Video

[prayer]

Hey folks... I think this is my first post here 

I have done quite a bit of research, to no avail, as to any simple programs to use so I could burn these Flac DTS files to DVD-Video (since my player doesnt do DVD-A, and only noise comes out when I try to send it out *optically* to my DAC)

Every other DTS flac I have tried has worked. Here is the files: http://www.archive.org/details/gd1990-03-28.mtx.dts.haugh.95825.flac16

Well, I very much look forward to chatting it up with you folks in the future.. I SURE AM tired of Phantasy Tour!

[Gutbucket]

Although possible to do, you don't have to burn either DVD-A or DVD-V discs to play these.  What you will need to do regardless of the storage medium is send the SPDIF digital output from your player or computer to something which can decode a DTS bitstream- most likely a home theater type reciever receiver, though there have been a few portable multichannel decoder DACs with DTS/Dolby decoding.  If you play the DTS bitstream back into a standard PCM DAC all you will hear is full signal noise.  Alternately, your player may be able to decode a DTS stream to it's 5.1 analog outputs.

Assuming you have a home theater reciever and a SPDIF digital connection to it from the player, or if your player decodes to analog 5.1, you can simply burn those DTS files on CDR just like standard WAVs, using the same tools.  You can also play the DTS encoded files directly on the computer in Foobar or some other player if you either output the SPDIF bitstream to a DTS decoding reciever or use a DTS decoding DSP plugin in Foobar to output the decoded analog signals.