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10.2 Append Tool

The Append Tool is activated by selecting the button. As shown in Figure 10-8 Append

Tool, the operation requires two DTS-HD encoded streams as its input and a destination file to save the

results of the append operation. Double-click in each of the filename fields to load the files that are to be

joined. A little as 2 and as many as 8 files can be appended together in one single process. The

Timecode Start and Timecode End text fields show the start and end time of the input materials for each

of selected files.

The Start Time and End Time text fields allow the user to specify a specific portion of each input file to

be used. The timecode values in the Append function ONLY relate to the output length of the file they

are tied to. The End Time of the file above can be greater than or less than the Start Time of the file

below as they are not related to each other. The Start Time of the file below will always begin

immediately following the End Time of the file above and the resultant concatenated, combined, file will

use the contents of the below file while continuing the timecode of the first file. Use the “Save To”

button and the “File Name” field to specify the output directory and filename for the resultant append

operation. Pressing the “Process” button will initiate the append processing. Pressing the “Cancel”

button will stop the running process.

Figure 10-8 Append Tool

The Append tool allows the user to concatenate, combine, sections of a DTS-HD encoded streams with

no regard for audio to timecode synchronization as is illustrated in Figure 10-9. In this basic 2 file

append example, File 1 represents the initial file in the resultant appended stream. File 2 would be

appended to the end of File 1 after the append operation.

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