Dolby E Encoding Checklist
Dolby E Workflow Check List:
• Make sure your Digital Audio Workstation session is set to 24 bit.
• Make sure that no processing whatsoever is being applied to the Dolby E stream, including redithering, gain or sample rate changes.
• Dolby E is intimately tied to video frame boundaries, so incorrect offset will corrupt the stream: confirm your offset setting.
• Make sure your metadata matches the program and your intended settings.
• When laying back, don't forget to set your DVR's audio edit mode to CUT, and that it is in Data or Burst mode.
• Also when laying back, play back and decode the Dolby E content off-tape to make sure that it decodes properly & your metadata is correct.
