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<blockquote data-quote="henk99" data-source="post: 334680" data-attributes="member: 83209">DTS stuttersHi, I have also asked this question in the newcomer forum, but later thought it might be related to the SAF package?When testing my htpc system with the TV and Receiver, I came across some strange DTS problems.Some mkv movies with DTS have a strange stuttering sound, while other files with, apparently the same DTS track don't have it, and have normal sound. When looking at the audio properties of both good and bad files, they are a match.Both of them show in the properties:DTS 48000Hz 6ch [Audio]So, I can't find any difference between them. Why is the sound playback good or bad then? Is it decoded badly? I think I have all settings correct, especially as some DTS files are fine....I have tried MPA, Cyberlink 7.x but found no difference. BTW...Sound is going through the optical output SPDIF of my Gigabyte GA-MA78 mobo to the receiver.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="henk99, post: 334680, member: 83209"] [b]DTS stutters[/b] Hi, I have also asked this question in the newcomer forum, but later thought it might be related to the SAF package? When testing my htpc system with the TV and Receiver, I came across some strange DTS problems. Some mkv movies with DTS have a strange stuttering sound, while other files with, apparently the same DTS track don't have it, and have normal sound. When looking at the audio properties of both good and bad files, they are a match. Both of them show in the properties: DTS 48000Hz 6ch [Audio] So, I can't find any difference between them. Why is the sound playback good or bad then? Is it decoded badly? I think I have all settings correct, especially as some DTS files are fine.... I have tried MPA, Cyberlink 7.x but found no difference. BTW...Sound is going through the optical output SPDIF of my Gigabyte GA-MA78 mobo to the receiver. [/QUOTE]

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