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aif files - especially with download speeds ever increasing. TBH I think for me the ideal is just to stick to interleaved. sigh - Apple can be a real pain in the as$ sometimes.

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You cannot encode a 7.1 file with Dolby Digital or DTS Core Audio, you need Dolby Digital Plus or DTS-HD Master Audio and a Blu-ray disc if going the optical route, or FLAC if going the file based route.Дownside to FLAC of course is the lack of Apple iOS support (Apple refuse to include this) but that is all - it is a genuine discrete encode & works well on Media Players that support this (we use an Oppo BDP-105 on the network via Ethernet CAT5e and a WD HDD on the same network)Yes - I should clarify - thats a reply to the 5.1 part of his question thats the process I use to author 5.1 dvds.

When you go to the export function just make sure export interleaved file is checked via the bus you are exporting.You cannot encode a 7.1 file with Dolby Digital or DTS Core Audio, you need Dolby Digital Plus or DTS-HD Master Audio and a Blu-ray disc if going the optical route, or FLAC if going the file based route.Дownside to FLAC of course is the lack of Apple iOS support (Apple refuse to include this) but that is all - it is a genuine discrete encode & works well on Media Players that support this (we use an Oppo BDP-105 on the network via Ethernet CAT5e and a WD HDD on the same network) Of course you could just export interleaved. I cant seem to find much info about it so I dont know whether you really get 6 discrete audio channels or if it just upmixes stereo. Alternatively flac now have a 5/7.1 format - I've never used it but it looks promising.

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Then you need authoring software - its a bit of a hastle. The way I do it is by authoring a DVD so you'll need an AC3 or DTS file encoder - you can export the seperate files (so for 5.1 6) rather than interleaved and then import them into the encoder. When you go to the export function just make sure export interleaved file is checked via the bus you are exporting. Thanks for your tips and advice.The way I do it is by authoring a DVD so you'll need an AC3 or DTS file encoder - you can export the seperate files (so for 5.1 6) rather than interleaved and then import them into the encoder. how can I export an uncompressed (!) surround mix to play it on a 7.1 (or 5.1) home cinema receiver (e.g. how can I set up a 7.1 configuration in Cubase (Pro 8) or is it only possible to do 5.1?

I do have an interface and speakers to build a 7.1 setup, but in Cubase I only find the 5.1 setup. I plan to expand my studio for surround music production, just for fun. Myself I am a cubase user since 1993 and Nuendo since it came out - to set in my ways to change unfortunately though I do actually love Nuendo. For students and those not raking loads of money in a post house it's a good option. it simply does have very flexible buses and routing options. This is based on observations of student use and mutichannel audio applications at the university where I am based and the opinion of most researchers on the surround sound list. Please bear in mind I do not use or love reaper I'm just saying if I was starting out again I would use it as makes more sense for his application.

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Ok Shanabit has deleted his post but if I got the general impression then we are sick of the constant Reaper comments in threads that are off topic.Д«ut carry on and hopefully we can make it another general rule like no Mac vs PC, no ITB vs OTB and no bringing up Reaper when it is off topic.ДЇor the die hard Reaper lovers I hope Justin doesn't pull a Winamp on you and sells it to a major corporation that destroys everything you love about it.I was unaware this was trend.