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No DTS Audio output in Windows 7?
This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. © 2018 DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved. DTS, the Symbol, and DTS and the Symbol together are registered trademarks of DTS, Inc. All other trademarks remain the. Since upgrading to Windows 10 I haven't seen any support for HD audio bitstreaming. Looking through the properties of my sound devices (trying to use Nvidia HDMI), only Dolby Digital, Dolby digital Plus and DTS Audio are listed. It used to work fine with windows 7. On Windows 10, 7.1 channel streams are decoded without downmix. On previous OS versions, if the stream is 7.1 channels, only the 5.1 channel downmix will be decoded. If the stream is Dolby Digital Plus with more than one independent substream, only independent substream 0 is decoded. The decoder skips other independent substreams.
I'm trying to play DTS audio with Windows Media Player 12 on Windows 7.
For a MPEG-TS file with video and DTS audio, only video is played.
A file containing only a DTS audio stream is rejected.
But: WMP is able to play the DTS audio stream of a DVD.
So, Is Windows Media Player able to play DTS audio, or not? And if: How do I make him play my DTS files?
I did not find any good resources of the supported codecs. Just things like 'WMP can play .mpg files, ...'
VLC is able to play all of the above files.
I do not want to install third party codec packs, thats not the question!
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Directly, 'out of the box', no, it is not possible.
A codec is required for windows to understand DTS.
this is one codec I found to allow DTS to be played: ac3filter
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