What does the included DTS do?

Hi,
I have a new eXcite Write, updated to Android 4.3.
The enabled "Audio Enhancement" in the configuration has a list of DTS options, I have all of them enabled, and not enabled any of the Toshiba options (Audio Enhancement Pro, etc.)
The device can't play DTS media. Is this expected?
The device can't play the Dolby Digital demo, which uses DD+ (a.k.a. EAC3).
I haven't seen a mention (in the manual, brochure, or any where) to the required license for "Dolby enabled devices". So, what does DTS do on this tablet?
Thanks.

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