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i searched on google, but i haven't found anything good on how to do it. since here are a few people who know how to do it, please share your wisdom :)
thanks.
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How do you capture DTS from a LaserDisc?
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Hopefully someone comes by who will walk you through it step-by-step, but the basic process is you use a sound card that can capture bit-perfect SPDIF, use a recording program that also doesn't resample to record a WAV file, and then run that through BeSplit.
I've done it with AC3 before but never owned a DTS LD myself.
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I have been helping another forum member with this process over the course of the last few weeks. I'll be creating a general purpose guide for ripping LD audio, which I can share here when completed. It turns out that LD DTS is much more complicated than I originally thought. I'll share the details soon.
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Just thought I would revive this old thread as I have yet to find a step by step guide unless I missed it. Anyone have any links or info? Looking to do the same thing. Have, the bit perfect sound card, opitical input etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Well, unfortunately, I flaked out on that guide. But the general steps are:
1. Bit-perfect capture LD PCM audio stream from optical or coaxial spdif output at 16bit / 44.1 kHz.
2. Process the wav file using a program called DTS Parser.
3. Correct the DTS frame headers using A hex editor called xvi32 And a script I created for it:
https://mega.nz/#!Kcl2RbgA!Nk4Vl7KdMlMDRfyLcHlcFsFqnNoucCYw_NmSAuFmUgE
more detailed directions in this thread:
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/SUCCESS-Bit-Perfect-Audio-Capture/topic/15988/page/1/
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