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Topic: DTS trailer files - can they be copied to another DTS disk?
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Mike Blakesley
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Posts: 12767
From: Forsyth, Montana
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 04-06-2001 04:47 PM
I compared the file names from two different DTS disk sets.The file names on the disks are identical. Each disk includes a file for each reel named "r_t5.aud" where you fill in the blank with the reel number. Then there's another file called "r14t5.aud" which is the sound for the various THX and DTS trailers, circuit policy trailers and the movie trailers. Each disk contains a text file that tells the contents of that "r14t5.aud" file. Too bad the trailers aren't in a separate file by themselves or this idea of mine could work. The way it is, if I copied the trailers file from an older movie to a disk set for a newer movie, I would lose the newer trailers because the file names are the same. I suppose there could be a way of "splicing" the two trailer files together somehow but I'm not that technical. Anyone?
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