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In Reply to: What are you debating? posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 27, 2003 at 14:41:24:
that it wasn't available to the consumer... Which it isn't. (24/192 no, 24/96 yes.)The lossless version is also not available for HT or to consumers.
(The information I get comes from whitepapers delivered by DTS when I was doing encoding professionally.)
I see people asking if 24/192 DTS is available, and then answering "Yes, 24/96 DTS is available."
//""It covers sampling rates up to 192kHz and has a lossless mode as well." -- John Kirchner of DTS on the codec's capabilities. "//
Yes, the CODEC ITSELF does. But *no* current consumer implementations can understand it.
"DTS" isn't really a single codec, more like a suite of algorithms, as most lossy codecs are. (AAC for example: AAC Main, LC, and SSR.)
However a good portion of these algorithms are not implemented _at all_ in consumer products.
What Kirchner probably meant was that in house, yes, they can make their (DTS's algorithms) do lossless 192. It was probably developed for the DVD-A forum.
DTS's current "bitrate ceiling" is determined by the DVD-V spec's bitrate limit. (~6mbps for DVD-V, ~9mbps for DVD-A.)
I just think people are getting confused as to what 'DTS' means. Their 'codec' can be used to refer to all of their algorithms in one package.
But I challenge anyone to find a single piece of consumer gear that can do lossless DTS at 192khz.
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Follow Ups
- Joe, I said--- - Michi 01:11:20 01/28/03 (1)
- "The lossless version is also not available for HT or to consumers", the future ? - SnaggS 07:31:09 01/28/03 (0)
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