If I may chime in on this because people are asking about this DTS-HDMA audio over on the spleen as well and to make this easy, here is a copy and paste of what I posted there:

"History of the Cinema DTS track is as follows: original Cinema DTS CD's (which were 5.0 and the LFE was made custom to make it 5.1) ripped to lossless 5.1 *.w64 file which is SYNCED to the official Blu-ray, was supplied to me by DoomBot (HUGE THANX AGAIN!) I then took a look at that source file and saw some minor clipping in the FL and FR channels mostly in the action sequences of the last third of the movie. The rear channels, aside from literally a couple of instances, were fine. The LFE was left untouched and the Center channel was the one that had the worst issues when it came to clipping which were throughout most of the movie. I worked losslessly on each channel SEPARATELY in Diamond Cut DCForensics 8 and applied a very light de-clipping filter using custom settings to make sure I don't compromise the audio by applying too aggressive of a setting as that would result in degradation. After that, I encoded it into DTS-HDMA. ANYONE that wants this track to enjoy with their Blu-ray can easily mux it as this audio is SYNCED TO BLU-RAY (I know I'm repeating myself, but I want to make that very clear) Because of the weird way that the timing shows on DTS-HDMA tracks, if this audio track it DEMUXED, it will show a runtime of 3hours and 39minutes. This does NOT mean that is the length, but that it's reading wrong (will do so in MPC and VLC, BUT with the DTS-HD plugin will read correctly in foobar2000) Anyway, the length will show up and play properly once MUXED with a VIDEO track."

Any other questions? Feel free to ask and I'll answer the best I can;o)