Q1: On a computer with a DVD drive, could I rip the DTS tracks to my hard drive and burn them so I can play them as a DTS CD? I want to make compilations of surround mixes, and want to mix DVD audio discs with my DTS VD's. I'd try, but at the moment I don't have any DVD audio discs with DTS tracks. Can someone help me with the conversion of DVD DTS?
Q2: Can my DVDs have surround sound? How can I extract Dolby Digital from my DVDs?
A: DVD supports several configurations of audio, including mono, stereo and surround. For DVDs, Multi-channel or surround audio is supported via Dolby Digital in 5.1 or DTS (we cannot encode DTS and will need to be supplied already encoded). In order to finish the conversion of DVD surround sound, we first need to understand the difference between DTS vs Dolby Digital so that we can choose to convert DVD to DTS or DVD to Dolby Digital. Secondly, we have to choose the correct and reliable DVD Converter to help us achieve our goal. Follow the tutorial to get the answer.
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