DTS PRO Series Especificaciones descargar pdf (Pagina 7)

it as the default setting. Please

consult the Pro Tools Plug-Ins User

Guide for more information.

ENCODE Controls - Encoder

DTS encoding has many features

and options. Please see the

separate document titled DTS

Encoding Guidelines.pdf for a

thorough explanation of DTS. The

following is a simple explanation of

the controls.

Input Channel Order

This control tells the encoder how

the input channels are ordered in the

Pro Tools edit window from top to

bottom. This control is stored as a

preference and is not stored in

presets. The default setting is Film

which orders channels L C R Ls Rs

LFE. VERY IMPORTANT – If you

are selecting a multichannel track in

the Pro Tools edit window, you must

use the Film setting. This is because

Pro Tools (version 7.2 currently)

always orders channels using the

Film format. If you are selecting

mono tracks in the edit window for

encoding, you can order the tracks

as you prefer. But you must set this

control to match your preference.

The choices are SMPTE which

orders them L R C LFE Ls Rs and

DTS which orders them L R Ls Rs C

LFE.

Coding Mode

This popup menu control selects the

channel configuration of the encoder.

Each choice indicates a set of

channels to be encoded. The default

choice is L C R Ls Rs Lf which

indicates Left, Center, Right, Left

Surround, Right Surround, and LFE

channels. If you disable the LFE

Enable control, note that Lf is

removed from the choices in this

control. Also note that if you change

the current setting of the Input

Channel Order control, the order of

the channels indicated will change.

Also note that if you change the

current setting of the ES Phase Shift

control, the center surround (Cs)

channel will be added or removed

from the list. VERY IMPORTANT:

The order of the channels indicated

in this control must match the order

of the tracks selected in the Pro

Tools timeline from top to bottom. If

you are selecting channels in a

multichannel track, Input Channel

Order control must be set to Film.

LFE Enable

This button sets whether or not you

are encoding an LFE channel.

Data Rate

This popup control selects the data

rate of the DTS data stream. A

lower setting uses less space on a

DVD, but will have lower audio

quality. A higher setting uses more

space on a DVD, but has higher

audio quality.

Dialog Norm

This popup control selects the level

of the dialog in the source material

relative to 0 dBFS. Its purpose is to

allow the decoder to adjust playback

level so that dialog loudness will be

consistent. When set to –31, a

decoder will not change the playback

level. When set to 0, the decoder

will reduce the level by 31 dB.

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