I have been playing around trying to rip a AC3 soundtrack from a concert DVD and burn it to a CDR. I know that the DVD has a 48K bitstream and I must convert it to 44.1K before burning it (hmmm, BeSweet). The problem I have, is that the 1066 recognizes it as a DTS bitstream (as displayed on the unit anyway) and no sound is played. I ended up splitting it into the 6 mono channels and reconverting it to DTS and that DOES WORK (FYI, DTS encoder is NOT free). Any insight or has anyone else got the Rotel to play an AC3 CDR file? I haven't actually burned a CDR; I have been using the S/PDIF out from the computer. Articles on the net 'imply' that you should be able to create an AC3 CDR. (Sorry if this is a little off topic)
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I found a pre-encoded AC3 file ... the 1066 recognizes it as Dolby Digital just fine... sorry ... back to the drawing board!
UPDATE: BeSweet 1.4 (last non-beta version) works correctlyLast edited by jerohm; 10 August 2004, 15:32 Tuesday.
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Hi,
I'm going to archive my CD list and pick out the song i like , then record to CDR. The problem is i don't know which brand of CDR is the the best. THere are many on the market these days. Do you have any suggestion and where i can get it?
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Coupon Alert
I'm not sure this is available in the US or not but I was in Radio Shack this morning and noticed they were selling a 50 pack of CDR's (Pine 80 min 16X) for $45.99 with an instant $10 off and another $10 mail in coupon bringing the price down to $26 for 50 CD's.
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Bit confused maybe someone else can shed more insight ... I recently emailed Rotel Europe asking if the RSP-1068 would accept/play the 640Kbps DD 'high bitstream' audiotrack or not via optical, and they replied as follows:
"Dolby specify that all standard DVD's with a 'Dolby Digital'... -
G'day Members. As part of our efforts to assist new and seasoned members I am starting this thread, to be used as a quick reference guide.
I am sure that there will be some missing from this original list so in that case I will ask that members can post the words and there meaning/explanations... -
Works great on DVDs, which I really use it 99% of the time for, but will not read either CDRs or prerecorded CDs. They load and it recognizes them but once start is hit they won't play. Just had the unit serviced by Rotel in July. Due for a trip back?
Thanks.
Paul
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