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DTS Time Representation

UTC is the international time standard that has largely replaced Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The standard is administered by the International Time Bureau (BIH) and is widely used. DTS uses opaque binary timestamps that represent UTC for all of its internal processes. You cannot read or disassemble a DTS binary timestamp; the DTS API allows applications to convert or manipulate timestamps, but they cannot be displayed. DTS also translates the binary timestamps into ASCII text strings, which can be displayed.

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Absolute Time Representation

Relative Time Representation