Get it from and place it into eac3to's directory. Just want to let anybody know: Today you need with a 64-bit kernel: Thank you VERY MUCH! Still works with wine 1.7.14 on Arch Linux (with newer eac3to and newer Arcsoft decoder files but basically still the same process). Wine is installed, works, and is recent:.Minimal deductive reasoning skills to adapt the instructions in this howto to your own environment.A copy of msvcp60.dll and msvcp71.dll, which you might well already have, otherwise can be fetched (legally, I'm reasonably sure) at.Please follow up with which versions work and which don't. I have read that the most recent versions don't work so well, but cannot confirm. Your legally obtained copy of ArcSoft TotalMedia Theater.A very recent version is needed otherwise you'll have problems reading files larger than 4G (and in the HD world, that's most of them). A very recent installation of wine I use 1.1.26 available at, which installs trivially under Ubuntu.A recent copy of eac3to: fetch it from the eac3to thread.A Linux installation (I use Ubuntu Hardy) and some Linux know-how.A copy of eac3to armed with DTS-HD decoding capabilities that can be run on your favorite operating system using an absolutely minimalist install of 'Windows' under wine.Hopefully I've listed all the relevant keywords in the title to help people find this post. I wasted a bit of time trying to get this working, so I thought I'd provide a brief overview of how I accomplished this in the hope that it may benefit others.

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