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<blockquote data-quote="orencha" data-source="post: 654729" data-attributes="member: 11329">Sorry to bring up this old thread...But after a few years of leaving alone my DTS collection, I got some new musical DTS content.I've read some of your suggested solutions in this thread, and haven't tried them yet.Two questions bother me at the moment:1) Since not all of my music is DTS (most if it is actually stereo - FLAC, MP4, MP3), is there a way to enjoy both stereo and multichannel (DTS/AC3) music in a single-setup of MediaPortal? I currently use the BASS engine and enjoy the &quot;crossfade&quot; feature very much, and would like to keep using it for stereo files... Is there a way to make some kind of &quot;conditional rendering&quot; for the music player? i.e. use ASIO/Passthrough for AC3/DTS and BASS for other formats?2) Since I haven't played with it for a few years, what's the best way to add tags to AC3/DTS files? Can MPTagThat do it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="orencha, post: 654729, member: 11329"] Sorry to bring up this old thread... But after a few years of leaving alone my DTS collection, I got some new musical DTS content. I've read some of your suggested solutions in this thread, and haven't tried them yet. Two questions bother me at the moment: 1) Since not all of my music is DTS (most if it is actually stereo - FLAC, MP4, MP3), is there a way to enjoy both stereo and multichannel (DTS/AC3) music in a single-setup of MediaPortal? I currently use the BASS engine and enjoy the "crossfade" feature very much, and would like to keep using it for stereo files... Is there a way to make some kind of "conditional rendering" for the music player? i.e. use ASIO/Passthrough for AC3/DTS and BASS for other formats? 2) Since I haven't played with it for a few years, what's the best way to add tags to AC3/DTS files? Can MPTagThat do it? [/QUOTE]

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