Blu-Ray Disc Production for Surround Music

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7saigon5

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Anybody has an idea how to produce HD surround music recorded onto Bluray disc?I started to practice authoring music album with Scenarist 4 but it is quite difficult and I have to study the manual...!!Please share this issue and give me your advise.Thanx!
 
I was wondering about this myself as a way to back up my watermarked DVD-Audio discs. I am not sure what software there is out there to do this in a hobby environment.
 
Please let me know if the album Mysterous Aqua on Bluray disc with DTS HD 7.1 from Surround records is available for sale.Thanx!
 
I haven't messed with it much but DVDAExplorer and TS Muxer might be a good start
 
I haven't messed with it much but DVDAExplorer and TS Muxer might be a good start

Yeah! U can even practice to make Bluray disc audio with DTS HD surround 7.1 if u have the encoder that will cost u $USD1500.00.:sun
 
You cannot demux to PCM and create a DVD-A. The watermark is resistant to all tampering.
You can do the following:
1 - Demux & encode to a 24/44.1 DTS-CD.
2 - Demux & encode to DTS-HD Master Audio Lossless & write to a BD-R disc, assuming you can
A - Encode to this format, and
B - Own Scenarist 4 BD edition (legal version, the hacks don't work) or Sony's BluPrint.
3 - Cheapest option of all assuming you genuinely want to simply back the thing up - Demux & encode to DTS-HD MAS & play it on the desktop with the StreamPlayer
4 - Demux & encode to 24/48 DTS & create a DVD-V disc (assuming personal use, as DTS cannot be sole stream on DVD-Video)
 
You cannot demux to PCM and create a DVD-A. The watermark is resistant to all tampering.
You can do the following:
1 - Demux & encode to a 24/44.1 DTS-CD.
2 - Demux & encode to DTS-HD Master Audio Lossless & write to a BD-R disc, assuming you can
A - Encode to this format, and
B - Own Scenarist 4 BD edition (legal version, the hacks don't work) or Sony's BluPrint.
3 - Cheapest option of all assuming you genuinely want to simply back the thing up - Demux & encode to DTS-HD MAS & play it on the desktop with the StreamPlayer
4 - Demux & encode to 24/48 DTS & create a DVD-V disc (assuming personal use, as DTS cannot be sole stream on DVD-Video)

What about the free Tsmuxer which support DTS HD format to make Bluray disc audio?Did any one ever try this option?
Please advise!Thanks!
 
You cannot demux to PCM and create a DVD-A. The watermark is resistant to all tampering.
You can do the following:
1 - Demux & encode to a 24/44.1 DTS-CD.
2 - Demux & encode to DTS-HD Master Audio Lossless & write to a BD-R disc, assuming you can
A - Encode to this format, and
B - Own Scenarist 4 BD edition (legal version, the hacks don't work) or Sony's BluPrint.
3 - Cheapest option of all assuming you genuinely want to simply back the thing up - Demux & encode to DTS-HD MAS & play it on the desktop with the StreamPlayer
4 - Demux & encode to 24/48 DTS & create a DVD-V disc (assuming personal use, as DTS cannot be sole stream on DVD-Video)

And I just wondering if Nuendo can output discrete 8 channels in Mono wave file when do 7.1 mix to encode in the DTS HD MAS?
 
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