All you need to do is place it in the same folder as the codecs and then you can register and use them in any DirectShow player, you don't need an installation of either TMT2 or TMT3, just the codecs. I would really like to know if the above is true because I use eac3to and always have done.This is a custom version of checkactivate.dll, which I understand people have been pulling from a TMT2 trial to use with TMT3 codecs. I encourage you to check MakeMKV log file - it lists the DTS decoder version, DTS channel layout and output channel mask. MakeMKV decodes proper channel layouts for all possible configurations (that one can create with DTS HD master audio suite). Any version of dtsdecoderdll.dll will work equally fine with MakeMKV, even early 1.0.0.0 variant. All other software, including eac3to, use the Chinese API. Unlike eac3to and others, MakeMKV uses the reference decoder directly as stated on /dtshd/. The only difference is a Chinese crap on top. So, all versions of dtsdecoderdll, from 1.0.0.0 to 1.0.0.8 have exactly the same reference decoder library linked in - 'VERSION=325,REVISION=27'. It is a reference DTS decoder library (written by DTS) with an API layer on top of it (written by Chinese developers). I have to dig into details what dtsdecoderdll.dll really is.

This statement is not correct for MakeMKV.

ĭtsdecoder.dll 1.1.0.0 works fine for all tracks (including 6.0/6.1/7.1), but not 7.1 'strange setup' tracks.ĭtsdecoder.dll 1.1.0.8 decodes 7.1 'strange setup' correctly, but doesn't decode 6.0/6.1 correctly. All versions of dtsdecoder.dll have some issues with some DTS-HDMA tracks (resulting in non-lossless output, sound corruption, etc.).

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