How to wrap a .dts audio file into an AIFF-C container

I have a .DTS audio file that I'm trying to wrap into an AIFF-C container so I can upload that to a first generation Apple TV running ATVFlash, with the XBMC.
I've already been able to playback Aiff-C wrapped files that I've been able to rip from a CD, that use the DTS/5.1 encoder. This works great using an external DTS decoder.
The way I've been able to do this, is I've found a PC app that will multplex the DTS audio tracks from the CD into an AIFF-C without transcoding the audio. There's been no apparent loss during this procedure which is great.
I just happen to get a .dts concert audio file that I'd like to wrap into the AIFF-C container. Because this file has a .dts extension I can only open it with VLC.
Any suggestions?
Thanks

my answer might be a litte bit late but http://vixy.net/ is a web based service that does exactly that. Simple to use!
Willy

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