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DTS-HD Master Audio Suite™,

User Guide

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7.1.7 Folder-Based Encoding

When the is checked, the function of the input and output file directories

will change from a single file input output model to a source and destination folder model.

First, a confirmation pop-up message will display after clicking the Encode button warning the user that

Folder-based Encoding is enabled. If the user clicks CANCEL, no encoding will occur.

Once the user clicks OK, the encoder will search the Destination Directory identifying valid mono audio

file groups in the same fashion that the ‘Auto Import’ feature loads a group of files.

All valid audio file groups will be encoded with the same settings (e.g. format, stream type, channel

count, sampling rate, bit-depth, bitrate, downmix(es), frame rate, start time, etc.) used for the initial

encode; the only differences will be the input files and the duration (end time), which may differ

depending on the length of the input files. The longest source file of each file group will determine each

individual encode length.

Please read the (15. Folder Based Encoding Supplement) at the bottom of this manual for

details on this function.

Auto Drive Space Check will disable when Folder-Based Encoding is enabled

Auto Verify will disable when Folder-Based Encoding is enabled. MD5

validation checks are still done in triplicate during each files encoding process.

Folder-Based Encoding ONLY works for mono audio files (single channel).

Stereo (and above) is not supported.

The Start time of the first encode (the setting used when the Encode button

was pressed) will be used for ALL encodes. Broadcast Wave File’s will have no

effect on changing the Start Time of subsequent Folder-Based Encodes.

7.1.8 Encoder Settings

These menu items, found under the ‘Save/Recall Settings’ menu, allow all encoder settings to be saved to

a preferences file, which can later be recalled. The

menu option will

open a Save dialog box for the user to choose where the ‘.dtshdsettings’ file will be created. This file

will save all user settings available in the encoder with the single exception of the input files section.

The

menu option will display an Open dialog box which allows a saved

‘.dtshdsettings’ file to be recalled. Once recalled, all parameters will be restored to the saved state.

Note: Recalling a saved settings file with source material different from the original saved file might

result in un-desired timecode field settings.

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