It is also my most convenient DVD/Blu-ray player, so a heap of hassle to play on one of my regular players, and not much success with the Xbox 360. It plays them faithfully (reader issues aside) and has nice visuals. Up until recently, the best device for me to play the DTS-CDs on, as CDs, is my PS3. So a 6 Channel (5.1) track takes up roughly the same amount of bytes as a normal stereo CD track. Further to that, a DTS-CD is essentially a compressed PCM or WAV file for all intents and purposes. Many if not most DVD or Blu-ray players can play the embedded DTS data in the otherwise empty CD tracks. You can read more about what a DTS-CD is here, but the short of it, is that you cannot play them on a normal CD player, as you will just get noise. I have a good bunch of DTS-CDs, from same or other sources (i.e. I may even start working on it again one day, though this latest project kind of makes much of it redundant for my aims.Īnyway, this project. Not because I never finished it, but because the end result was not as great as I hoped. That other project by the way, has been basically stalled for a good length of time now. Some of you may remember a huge project of mine ( Audio DVD Producer + Chat Blog Screenshots) that I worked on a good while back? Well, this one is very much related, and very much simpler in scope. However, in reality, I have been working on some element of this for years. This is my latest project, which I have been working on for a few days now, so this is kind of hot off the press.
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