Playing the DTS layer of a DVD-Video disc in an Acura ELS system

[abt4u]

Hi, everybody. I'm a big fan of this site. A few years ago I bought a 2010 Acura TL... mainly for the ELS sound system.. lol.. priorities. It sounds incredible.
I would like to be able to rip the DTS layer from some DVD-Video discs and play the DTS-only disc in my car. (For example, the DTS 5.1 layer from the Genesis box sets).
I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to best go about doing this. I have a copy of DVD-Audio Solo, but so far have only made about a dozen failed attempts. I can give more information if necessary. I just assumed someone here has successfully done this before.
Thank you.

 

[timbre4]

Hi, everybody. I'm a big fan of this site. A few years ago I bought a 2010 Acura TL... mainly for the ELS sound system.. lol.. priorities. It sounds incredible.
I would like to be able to rip the DTS layer from some DVD-Video discs and play the DTS-only disc in my car. (For example, the DTS 5.1 layer from the Genesis box sets).
I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to best go about doing this. I have a copy of DVD-Audio Solo, but so far have only made about a dozen failed attempts. I can give more information if necessary. I just assumed someone here has successfully done this before.
Thank you.

The DTS track sampling rate on DVDs is 48K; compact discs are 44.1K. Use DVD-Audio solo to make DVD-A spec discs.

 

[sjcorne]

The easier option would probably be to use DVD-Audio Extractor to create a DTSWAV + CUE from the DVD-V disc and then burn to a CD-R.

 

[timbre4]

The easier option would probably be to use DVD-Audio Extractor to create a DTSWAV + CUE from the DVD-V disc and then burn to a CD-R.

That would handle extracting the required 44.1K core DTS? Didn't realize that.

 

[sjcorne]

That would handle extracting the required 44.1K core DTS? Didn't realize that.

The 44.1k DTS encoder is built into the DVD Audio Extractor app, so you can create a burnable DTS-CD image from a DVD-A/V or Blu-Ray in just a few clicks. It's a handy feature (especially in the old days when you couldn't play 5.1 FLAC or M4A files in the car).

 

[abt4u]

Thank you both for your replies. I will take a look at DVD-Audio Extractor. Sounds like that application has a good chance of solving my problems.