Sheryl Crow - The globe sessions DTS (FLAC)
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- Audio > FLAC
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- 2005-06-30 18:20:01 GMT
- By:
- j67
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Before you download this, please ensure that you have a system capable of decoding the DTS signal. This includes a DVD player, a digital out connection (optical or coaxial) to a receiver with DTS compatibility.
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I've been able to play the other DTS files I've leeched from PirateBay, but not these. Tried playing them in WinAmp (with flac plug), and VLC. Tried converting them to wav with River Past Audio Converter and Adobe Audition.
....Any suggestions? TIA
....Any suggestions? TIA
I downloaded Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon", and got it working by following the method described by the publisher. I take the libety of pasting his comments here (translated from swedish):
Use nero 6.6.0.8 to burn a CD-R.
1. Open Nero
2. Create audio cd
3. Add
4. Mark the flac files
5. Add
6. Finish
7. Check the "No pause between tracks" box
8. Next
9. Fill inn title/artist if you like
10. Choose burning speed
11. Burn!
The CD must be played through a home theatre that supports surrond (DTS I think). You may also use a PC media player that supports DTS, ie. VLC media player (may be downloaded from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html )
Hope this helps! Surround music recordings are really cool ;-)
Use nero 6.6.0.8 to burn a CD-R.
1. Open Nero
2. Create audio cd
3. Add
4. Mark the flac files
5. Add
6. Finish
7. Check the "No pause between tracks" box
8. Next
9. Fill inn title/artist if you like
10. Choose burning speed
11. Burn!
The CD must be played through a home theatre that supports surrond (DTS I think). You may also use a PC media player that supports DTS, ie. VLC media player (may be downloaded from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html )
Hope this helps! Surround music recordings are really cool ;-)
I borrowed a friend's external drive to get some music, mostly bluegrass, and a bunch of it was FLAC files and my version of VLC played them with no problem. I don't know shit about DTS , digital out , but I know VLC will play FLAC files.
These .flacs are bad. I have other flacs files that plays, except this set. Must have been faultily encoded and should be re-done. Cheers.
Convert the .flac into .wav, rename .wav to .dts and play using foobar2000.
Excellent Sound!!!!
Excellent Sound!!!!
I use Foobar 2000 to play these files from the computer. The computer is connected to a home cinema processor, capable of handling DTS, with a digital (toslink) cable.
I use the wasapi output plugin to get a bitperfect audiostreem to processor.
There can be no processing going on in Foobar. You have to uncheck everything that processes the sound,no DSP and max volume in Foobar. And you need to set output to wasapi spdif out.
Turn the volume down on your home cinema processor when testing!!
This is just one way of doing it, and it works for me.
j67
I use the wasapi output plugin to get a bitperfect audiostreem to processor.
There can be no processing going on in Foobar. You have to uncheck everything that processes the sound,no DSP and max volume in Foobar. And you need to set output to wasapi spdif out.
Turn the volume down on your home cinema processor when testing!!
This is just one way of doing it, and it works for me.
j67
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