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DTS-HD Master Audio Suite™,

User Guide

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Figure 7-12 Diagnostics and Output

The

button, when selected will display a file browser window allowing the user to specify a

directory for the new encoded file to be saved. A filename may be specified in the file name text field.

The default filename is “DTSENC” if a filename is not supplied. The extension to the right of the file

name text field will be appended to the specified file. If the extension that is selected appears in the

saved file name, the user interface will automatically remove it and will automatically append the

extension displayed in the extension field. The user will be warned whenever an existing encoded file

will be overwritten prior to encoding. If an output filename is specified, the bit-stream generated by the

encoder will be stored in this file and it will be written to disk with the “.dtshd” filename extension for

media types other than DVD Video and DTS Music Disc. For the DVD destination format the filename

extension will be “.cpt”. For the DTS Music Disc destination format the filename extension will be

“.wav”.

The encode button will be in the inactive state

until all of the required input files have been

inserted. For example, all of the active channels (i.e. those that contain labels corresponding to the

selected channel layout) must have a specified input file. When all of the input files have been entered,

the encode button will change to the active state

. When pressed, if a path or filename is not

included in the

text field, an error message will be displayed. Otherwise, if all the parameter

on the Audio panel are set appropriately, the job will be sent to the encode queue. If the encode queue

window is not active, when the

button is pressed, the encode queue window will be automatically

displayed. Alternatively, the Encode Queue window may be activated by pressing the

button.

If there is an error with the encoder, a message will appear in the Encode Queue after the Job name that

is listed. The Job itself will highlight Red, a red X will be placed to the left of the encode, and the right

Progress bar area will say ‘Error.’ While the error message will display in the Queue window it is

generally too long to be read here. If the user opens the log file by clicking on the info button to the right

of the Failed Encode and scrolls to the bottom of the log file, the entire Error message will be displayed

there.

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