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On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 22:37:19 -0000, Gary Chang <gchang@calarts.edu> wrote:
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> At the NAMM show, I saw an old acquaintence, Peter Otto, who is also a
> CalArtian who studied with M. Subotnick.  He is presently a professor
> at UCSD.  He has a company named Immersive Media Research and they are
> releasing a DTS encoder which will take your multichannel mixes and
> allow you to burn CDs and DVDs that, will play back in 5.1 on typical
> home systems.
> 
> I know that this is nothing new, but they plan to sell it for $129!!!!
> 
> Download the beta version at
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> www.im-research.com
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> gary
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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> I`m using the Minnetonka Surcode CD encoder for years, it was released
> at least 4 years ago and does exactly what you described: encode files
> to DTS that can be burn in AudioCD, then using the optical output from
> your cd player/dvd player to a dts decoder lets you hear the
> multichannel mix. Its great:
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> www.surcode.com
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> Best Regards,
> 
> Josue
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> On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 22:37:19 -0000, Gary Chang <gchang@c...> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > At the NAMM show, I saw an old acquaintence, Peter Otto, who is also a
> > CalArtian who studied with M. Subotnick.  He is presently a professor
> > at UCSD.  He has a company named Immersive Media Research and they are
> > releasing a DTS encoder which will take your multichannel mixes and
> > allow you to burn CDs and DVDs that, will play back in 5.1 on typical
> > home systems.
> > 
> > I know that this is nothing new, but they plan to sell it for $129!!!!
> > 
> > Download the beta version at
> > 
> > www.im-research.com
> > 
> > gary
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> > 
> > 
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
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> > I am familiar with that software - I have been using the KindaLoud and
> > Sonic foundry surround encoder also, but none of these products are
> > only $129.  Most are $300 and up.

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 20:53:32 -0000, Gary Chang <gchang@calarts.edu> wrote:
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> Josue,
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> You are right...  I didn't notice that Surcode's price had dropped
> since October.
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> What I am trying to promote here is the fact that we, as a community,
> can now share our multichannel music with each other via this type of
> encoding software and CDs - when I first posted a message regarding
> this, most of the pricing that I quoted was true.
> 
> The only difference between the Minnetonka and IMR product is that the
> Vortex Surround Encoder (IMR) is an OSX 10.3  application.
> 
> gary
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