Conversion Formats

Convert DV to DTS

Convert Digital Video to Digital Theater Systems

Digital Video
Video Read No Write
DV is a digital format of magnetic video recording and a type of video compression developed by the major video equipment manufacturers in 1995. The DV format uses an 8-bit digital component video signal with a resolution of 720×576 pixels. Data transfer is made in the form of a DIF-sequence that contains video, audio and subcode data. Date and time are recorded in the service area.
Digital Theater Systems
Audio Read Write
Is a recording format, designed for use in movie theaters. Who is a direct competitor of Dolby Digital. It is used to accompany the film with the movie, as well as on optical video discs. It supports two modes of audio: 5.1 and 7.1, allows full bit rate in high end home theaters.
Supported: Conversion from DV to DTS is listed.

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