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DTS is a private company that develops audio formats, similar to Dolby. The term "DTS" generally refers to DTS's digital surround audio technology that is used widely on DVD-Video discs, just like Dolby's Dolby Digital/AC3. | DTS is a private company that develops audio formats, similar to Dolby. The term "DTS" generally refers to DTS's digital surround audio technology that is used widely on DVD-Video discs, just like Dolby's Dolby Digital/AC3. | ||
DTS differs from Dolby Digital in that it uses less compression and has a lower bass extension, which allow it to produce a better sound quality.DTS Stereo sounds almost identical to Dolby Surround. | DTS differs from [[Dolby Digital]] in that it uses less compression and has a lower bass extension, which allow it to produce a better sound quality. DTS Stereo sounds almost identical to Dolby Surround. | ||
== Source code == | |||
{{file|modules/demux/dts.c|output muxer}} | |||
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Revision as of 01:18, 17 December 2006
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DTS is a private company that develops audio formats, similar to Dolby. The term "DTS" generally refers to DTS's digital surround audio technology that is used widely on DVD-Video discs, just like Dolby's Dolby Digital/AC3.
DTS differs from Dolby Digital in that it uses less compression and has a lower bass extension, which allow it to produce a better sound quality. DTS Stereo sounds almost identical to Dolby Surround.
Source code
- modules/demux/dts.c (output muxer)