When does Adobe Encore CS3 support DTS-HD audio

When does Adobe Encore CS3 support DTS-HD audio?
Today I have tried to make a Blu-ray disc project with a 5.1 DTS-HD (192
kHz)audio track, but the DTS-HD audio track was much longer in the timeline than
the videotrack! while the DTS-HD was encoded properly and was excactly the same
length then the videotrack,

      When does Adobe Encore CS3 support DTS-HD audio? Today I have tried to
      make a Blu-ray disc project with a 5.1 DTS-HD (192 kHz)audio track, but
      the DTS-HD audio track was much longer in the timeline than the
videotrack!
      while the DTS-HD was encoded properly and was excactly the same length
      then the videotrack,
      I think DTS-HD is still not supported by Adobe CS3....when will there
      be an update to solve this?





Maarten.
I will check this today & get back to you.
I also have the DTS-HD MAS encoder - what revision are you using please?
Mine is 1.5.1
Also - if you could also please post the exact settings you used in the DTS-HD
encoder, that would be a great help.

Okay - bug confirmed here.
DTS-HD MAS is not being correctly parsed by CS3.
I tried this using a 24-48 5.1 DTS-HD MAS file, and a file lasting around 20
minutes came in at over 4 hours in CS3.
Admittedly, I used the Blu Ray + HD DVD Primary profile.
So, I tried again using a 4.18 duration 5.1 mix at 24/48 resolution, using the
pure Blu Ray profile.
When imported into Encore CS3, this came out at an apparent 1 hour 6 min file.
Clearly, something is wrong here.
Further - it would appear that despite it being possible to import the stream,
DTS-HD is simply not supported at all - you have to enable the "All
Files" option to get the import dialogue to even see the file.

Yet again, we see Audio as the poor relation in a video suite.

Maarten
Best file a feature request for DTS-HD support.
 <http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform>
Same form should also be used for the Bug Report.