True hd software decoder

Run it after installing. If you prefer an easier way, drag and drop the file to the interface of the software.

Then go to "Setting When the profile is finished, go to "Setting To change the audio channels, go to "Setting What is THD? Dolby TrueHD audio tracks may carry up to 24 bit audio in up to 8 discrete audio channels at 96 kHz or up to 6 channels 5. Got a Mac? Free download your copy here To find out more Bigasoft Solutions to enjoy your new digital life, you can go here.

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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Number Six Start date Nov 5, Number Six Standard Member. Even if it worked for me, I'd still need a DTS decoder. Does anyone know of any software decoders capable of processing the new sound formats on a Windows based platform?

How are you outputting the sound from the PC? Hello, Thanks for your response. Unfortunately, I have no external decoders whatsoever, so I cannot use the passthrough method. It'll all have to be software-decoded on my PC and outputted through my soundcard to my analogue speakers. Number Six said:. Click to expand Thanks for that.

I have tried downloading trials of commercial playback software in the past, but I've found they only ever have capabilities for bitstreaming the HD audio. However, is it the same situation with blu-ray? Will a blu-ray film always include a Dolby TrueHD audio stream? Stephen Neal Distinguished Member. I could just purchase the latest version of PowerDVD, but that would be very expensive. A few years ago, when I was in a similar position looking for a way to play h video on my Vista machine - I found that Cyberlink were selling their h decoder on its own, for a reasonable price.

I tried them myself a few months ago but had no success. Not as LPCM no.