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because a DTS ES 5.1 and DTS 6.1

ES streams are always at 48 kHz.

DTS 96/24 (96 kHz Only)

This control is always disabled. This

control will become active in future

versions that support new DTS

technology.

Stereo Downmix

This button selects stereo

downmixing. Use it to monitor how a

stereo decoding system will downmix

a program that has more than two

main channels. It is available only

when the stream has more than two

channels.

5.1 Downmix

This button selects 5.1 downmixing.

Use it to monitor how a 5.1 decoding

system will downmix a 5.1 ES or 6.1

ES program. It is available only

when the stream type is 5.1 ES or

6.1 ES.

Output Stem Format (Audio

Suite Only)

This sets the output stem format

used by the decoder when decoding

a DTS file. When set to ‘File Chan

Mode’ it will automatically detect the

channel mode of the DTS file. All

other settings are standard stem

formats. Use them to override the

file channel mode and decode to the

specified stem format.

STATUS Controls- Decoder

Page 1. Page 2

This control selects between two

different sets of metadata

information for display.

Page 1 STATUS Items

Stream

This displays the DTS stream type.

DTS stream types are DTS, DTS 5.1

ES, DTS 6.1 ES, and DTS 96/24.

Chan Mode

This displays the channel mode of

the DTS stream.

Sample Rate

This displays the sample rate of the

DTS stream.

Bit Rate

This displays the data rate of the

DTS stream.

Dialnorm

This displays the dialog level value in

dB relative to 0 dBFS. The decoder

controls the playback level of the

decoded audio based on this value.

The gain applied follows this

equation:

Gain = -31 – DIALNORM (dB)

Page 2 STATUS Items

Start

This displays the start time of the

selected DTS file. If the file contains

time code it is displayed as time

code using the DTS file session

frame rate. If the file does not

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