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GPL DTS decoding library

Just in case anyone has missed this http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=70657 it is released as part of the videolan project here is the home page for DTSDEC http://www.videolan.org/dtsdec.html wouldn't it be nice to have a nice command line decoder, directshow filter, and a plugins for foobar and winamp .  Then we wouldn't have to use the dumb windvd directshow filters to decode dts anymore.

GPL DTS decoding library

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Does it support any DTS extras like ES, ES-discrete, or 96/24?
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GPL DTS decoding library

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says it doesn't support extra channels (i.e. that ES stuff extras) and no 96/192kHz
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GPL DTS decoding library

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says it doesn't support extra channels (i.e. that ES stuff extras) and no 96/192kHz

Thanks.
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None of the extensions (extra channels, 96/192kHz sample rates) have been implemented (and unfortunately the public standard provides only minimal information on them).

Looks like the extras may never be implemented. Still, an open-source DTS decoder is good news.
"Facts do not cease to exist just because they are ignored."
—Aldous Huxley

GPL DTS decoding library

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I have it playing a DTS track off of one of my movies right now in command line, sweet .  I cannot get the standalone command line decoder just to give me a 6 channel wav file though in the coding order.  Pretty cool anyway though .

GPL DTS decoding library

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Pretty cool anyway though

You got that right! I've been waiting for this for some time