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In Reply to: Steve Stevens "DTS" / and DVD-A in general posted by MarcuSS on January 12, 2007 at 10:36:13:
Yes, lack of labelling/incorrect labelling and no adherence to any sort of authoring standards has always been a big problem with DVD-A. Whenever a new disc is announced, the standard discussion here is:1. Does it even have DVD-Audio content?
2. If so, what is it?These questions seldom get answered until the disc is released, someone buys it, and reports on it.
Typically, Dolby, DTS, and LPCM content are stored in the VIDEO_TS directory, which is accessible by a standard DVD player. The DVD-Audio content is stored in the AUDIO_TS directory, which is accessible by a DVD-Audio player.
Depending on how the disc is authored and how your player is set up, the data you get by default can vary.
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Additionally, the DTS stream would be Audio Stream nuber 2 in the Video_TS, as support for DTS is optional in DVD-Video, not mandated.
Jsut let me get home and find this disc, which I played once and left on the shelf. IIRC, the recoring level is so low my amp could not boost it to normal levels.
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