Hi everyone,
I understand that with DTS audio releases there are multiple audio 'tracks' which can be extracted from the source audio. I am trying to extract all of the separate tracks that I can from a DTS release "the Police greatest hits", into .av format, so i can start mucking around with them and doing remixes and stuff. eg there are separate tracks containing isolated bass+vocal+snare with another stereo track containing guitars etc. I've come across mp3 conversions of these and it's driving me nuts... I want to get at them myself, lossless.
Do I need a hardware DTS decoder? Or is there software I can use on my mac to not only decode the audio files but access the separate tracks and extract them to wav?
I understand that with DTS audio releases there are multiple audio 'tracks' which can be extracted from the source audio. I am trying to extract all of the separate tracks that I can from a DTS release "the Police greatest hits", into .av format, so i can start mucking around with them and doing remixes and stuff. eg there are separate tracks containing isolated bass+vocal+snare with another stereo track containing guitars etc. I've come across mp3 conversions of these and it's driving me nuts... I want to get at them myself, lossless.
Do I need a hardware DTS decoder? Or is there software I can use on my mac to not only decode the audio files but access the separate tracks and extract them to wav?