Finding genuine 1536 kbps files is difficult because they are usually ripped from original Blu-rays, not streamed from apps like Spotify or Gaana (which compress audio).
Example ffmpeg command (assumes encoder supports dca or dts): telugu audio dts hd 51 songs with1536 kbps
ffmpeg -i mix_5.1.wav -c:a dts -b:a 1536k -ac 6 output_5.1.dts
(Use vendor DTS-HD MA encoder for full-lossless masters and proper container.) Finding genuine 1536 kbps files is difficult because
While standard DTS is a compressed 5.1 format, DTS-HD is a lossless audio codec. It preserves every single bit of the original studio master. When a music director like Devi Sri Prasad, M. M. Keeravani, or Thaman S records live instruments (violins, drums, brass sections) in the studio, the raw waveform contains harmonics and transients. Standard MP3 (320 kbps) discards about 90% of that data. DTS-HD discards virtually none. Example ffmpeg command (assumes encoder supports dca or
This refers to the channel configuration:
When hunting for these songs, you will encounter specific file extensions:
If you want to test your 5.1 setup with Telugu audio, look for these tracks known for their mixing quality: