Soft Encode burning and playing back -AC-3 Encoder

Subject:Soft Encode burning and playing back Posted by: Kevin_T Date:1/17/2000 6:37:00 AM Sonic Foundry staff... As far as I can understand this product and correct me if I am wrong, is that it will allow me to lay down 6 different WAV files corresponding to the 6 separate channels in Dolby Digital's 5.1 setup. After I select these 6 different files and assign then to whatever speaker I want, then hit the encode button, soft encode will spit out one file that is in the Dolby digital 5.1 format? If so, will I then be able to burn that file onto a 650Mbt CD-R? If so, will I then be able to put that CD into a DVD player and here what I recorded on the correct channels? Am I asking to much of this product? If I am, do you know of a way I can do as I have described.
Subject:Re: Soft Encode burning and playing back Reply by: TerminalG Date:1/27/2000 2:28:00 AM The most straightforward way to do what you want to do is to use the coming SurCode DD software. At least they claim that the software can do this. More info: http://www.minnetonkaaudio.com/SurCode_Dolby_3.htm I tried this with the SoftEncode, but there seems to be a problem - I suspect the music bit (whatever this means), but I am still unsure. Greetings, Nikolay Kevin Thibodeau wrote: >>Sonic Foundry staff... >> >>As far as I can understand this product and correct me if I am >>wrong, is that it will allow me to lay down 6 different WAV >>files corresponding to the 6 separate channels in Dolby >>Digital's 5.1 setup. After I select these 6 different files >>and assign then to whatever speaker I want, then hit the >>encode button, soft encode will spit out one file that is >>in the Dolby digital 5.1 format? If so, will I then be able >>to burn that file onto a 650Mbt CD-R? If so, will I then be >>able to put that CD into a DVD player and here what I >>recorded on the correct channels? >> >>Am I asking to much of this product? >> >>If I am, do you know of a way I can do as I have described. >>

Subject:Soft Encode burning and playing back

Posted by: Kevin_T

Date:1/17/2000 6:37:00 AM

Sonic Foundry staff...

As far as I can understand this product and correct me if I am
wrong, is that it will allow me to lay down 6 different WAV
files corresponding to the 6 separate channels in Dolby
Digital's 5.1 setup. After I select these 6 different files
and assign then to whatever speaker I want, then hit the
encode button, soft encode will spit out one file that is
in the Dolby digital 5.1 format? If so, will I then be able
to burn that file onto a 650Mbt CD-R? If so, will I then be
able to put that CD into a DVD player and here what I
recorded on the correct channels?

Am I asking to much of this product?

If I am, do you know of a way I can do as I have described.

Subject:Re: Soft Encode burning and playing back

Reply by: TerminalG

Date:1/27/2000 2:28:00 AM

The most straightforward way to do what you want to do is to use the
coming SurCode DD software. At least they claim that the software
can do this.
More info: http://www.minnetonkaaudio.com/SurCode_Dolby_3.htm

I tried this with the SoftEncode, but there seems to be a problem - I
suspect the music bit (whatever this means), but I am still unsure.

Greetings,
Nikolay

Kevin Thibodeau wrote:
>>Sonic Foundry staff...
>>
>>As far as I can understand this product and correct me if I am
>>wrong, is that it will allow me to lay down 6 different WAV
>>files corresponding to the 6 separate channels in Dolby
>>Digital's 5.1 setup. After I select these 6 different files
>>and assign then to whatever speaker I want, then hit the
>>encode button, soft encode will spit out one file that is
>>in the Dolby digital 5.1 format? If so, will I then be able
>>to burn that file onto a 650Mbt CD-R? If so, will I then be
>>able to put that CD into a DVD player and here what I
>>recorded on the correct channels?
>>
>>Am I asking to much of this product?
>>
>>If I am, do you know of a way I can do as I have described.
>>