SurCode for Dolby Digital - SUPERSEDED

The audio track of a DVD-Video consumes a large amount of disk space. For example, two hours of audio (at 48kHz 16-bit stereo) uses nearly 1.4GB of the DVD's 4.3GB of space. Dolby Digital encoding is n excellent option for audio on a DVD-Video disc (and other media) because it reduces the size of the audio files typically by a ratio of 8:1, yet still achieves excellent sound quality. SurCode Stereo Dolby Digital can free up considerable space on the disc to allow for more video. Licensed by Dolby Labs, SurCode Dolby Digital v.2 accepts up to 6 .wav or .AIFF files for input and encodes 5.1 Surround Sound or stereo into a Dolby Digital .AC-3 file. Plus, SurCode Dolby Digital v.2 provides a stereo mixdown for auditioning Surround soundfiles prior to encoding and supports all Dolby encoding options.