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Old January 12th 04, 08:53 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Tim S Kemp
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OK, smacked off it atm!

Both my DVDPs don't like either WAVs or MP3s on DVD - the Pioneer says
'can't play disc' and the eBench says 'bAd dISC' (which is odd because it
also says NOd ISC when its empty..... :-)

However, I'm informed that the Cyberhome (from WH Smits for £49) will play
MP3s from a DVD R/RW.......

Looks like I'm screwed - if anything changes (feelers are out) I'll report
back here.


Yeah tried that, the only consolation being that I now have my favorite 5
albums on one DVD-ROM in my laptop now...



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Old January 12th 04, 08:54 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
RJH
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"RJH" wrote in message
...

"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Tim S Kemp" wrote in message
...
OK, I have a DVD writer in my PC, and a DVD-Audio player. Can I make

a
compilation of multiple CDs at full 16bit/44k onto one DVD-R for
convenience? Unfortunately, the player won't play MP3 on DVD so the
alternative is MP3 or WMA on CD which is fine, but seems like a bit

of
a
waste...




I think so.

Check back here later - I'm giving it a go right now.




OK, smacked off it atm!

Both my DVDPs don't like either WAVs or MP3s on DVD - the Pioneer says
'can't play disc' and the eBench says 'bAd dISC' (which is odd because

it
also says NOd ISC when its empty..... :-)

However, I'm informed that the Cyberhome (from WH Smits for £49) will

play
MP3s from a DVD R/RW.......

Looks like I'm screwed - if anything changes (feelers are out) I'll

report
back here.

Same finding here - my Aiwa/Sony DVDP won't play audio (wav/mp3) from a

DVD.
Shame really, seems quite obvious ...

Rob


In answer to the above posts, but not the op's request, DVD audio can be
done this way:
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/154530.php

Hadn't thought of that!

Rob


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Old January 12th 04, 08:54 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
RJH
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Default DVD-Audio


"RJH" wrote in message
...

"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Keith G" wrote in message
...

"Tim S Kemp" wrote in message
...
OK, I have a DVD writer in my PC, and a DVD-Audio player. Can I make

a
compilation of multiple CDs at full 16bit/44k onto one DVD-R for
convenience? Unfortunately, the player won't play MP3 on DVD so the
alternative is MP3 or WMA on CD which is fine, but seems like a bit

of
a
waste...




I think so.

Check back here later - I'm giving it a go right now.




OK, smacked off it atm!

Both my DVDPs don't like either WAVs or MP3s on DVD - the Pioneer says
'can't play disc' and the eBench says 'bAd dISC' (which is odd because

it
also says NOd ISC when its empty..... :-)

However, I'm informed that the Cyberhome (from WH Smits for £49) will

play
MP3s from a DVD R/RW.......

Looks like I'm screwed - if anything changes (feelers are out) I'll

report
back here.

Same finding here - my Aiwa/Sony DVDP won't play audio (wav/mp3) from a

DVD.
Shame really, seems quite obvious ...

Rob


In answer to the above posts, but not the op's request, DVD audio can be
done this way:
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/154530.php

Hadn't thought of that!

Rob


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Old January 12th 04, 09:01 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Tim S Kemp
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I would suggest doing it as CD-R or if you want it DVD player compatible
CD-RW. The way I have done it is grab the DD2.0 track from the DVD-A then
burn it as a CDA to play in my car. Works fine with little loss of

quality.

*BUT* and there is always a but. Some DVD-As have copy protection encoded
on the disc and when you copy it you can have some nasty pops and clicks
also on one track I found a 16KHz sine wave noise through the whole track!
The disc was REM's Automatic for the people. To remove the pops edit the
last 2secs from each of the first 5 tracks.


Noooo I'm trying to do it the other way - make a lossless copy of a number
of CDs onto a single DVD-A....


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Old January 12th 04, 09:01 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Tim S Kemp
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Default DVD-Audio

I would suggest doing it as CD-R or if you want it DVD player compatible
CD-RW. The way I have done it is grab the DD2.0 track from the DVD-A then
burn it as a CDA to play in my car. Works fine with little loss of

quality.

*BUT* and there is always a but. Some DVD-As have copy protection encoded
on the disc and when you copy it you can have some nasty pops and clicks
also on one track I found a 16KHz sine wave noise through the whole track!
The disc was REM's Automatic for the people. To remove the pops edit the
last 2secs from each of the first 5 tracks.


Noooo I'm trying to do it the other way - make a lossless copy of a number
of CDs onto a single DVD-A....


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Old January 12th 04, 09:24 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Tim S Kemp
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Default DVD-Audio


In answer to the above posts, but not the op's request, DVD audio can be
done this way:
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/154530.php

Hadn't thought of that!


Yeah I read that, but that means resampleing the audio at 48k and using AC3
which is lossy...


  #17 (permalink)  
Old January 12th 04, 09:24 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Tim S Kemp
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Default DVD-Audio


In answer to the above posts, but not the op's request, DVD audio can be
done this way:
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/forum/userguides/154530.php

Hadn't thought of that!


Yeah I read that, but that means resampleing the audio at 48k and using AC3
which is lossy...


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Old January 14th 04, 12:24 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
TT
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"Tim S Kemp" wrote in message
news : I would suggest doing it as CD-R or if you want it DVD player
compatible
: CD-RW. The way I have done it is grab the DD2.0 track from
the DVD-A then
: burn it as a CDA to play in my car. Works fine with little
loss of
: quality.
:
: *BUT* and there is always a but. Some DVD-As have copy
protection encoded
: on the disc and when you copy it you can have some nasty pops
and clicks
: also on one track I found a 16KHz sine wave noise through the
whole track!
: The disc was REM's Automatic for the people. To remove the
pops edit the
: last 2secs from each of the first 5 tracks.
:
: Noooo I'm trying to do it the other way - make a lossless copy
of a number
: of CDs onto a single DVD-A....
:
You are mixing up your formats! Your question therefore should
have been "I want to make a DVD-R of audio CDs playable in a
DVD".

Regards TT



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Old January 14th 04, 12:24 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
TT
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Default DVD-Audio


"Tim S Kemp" wrote in message
news : I would suggest doing it as CD-R or if you want it DVD player
compatible
: CD-RW. The way I have done it is grab the DD2.0 track from
the DVD-A then
: burn it as a CDA to play in my car. Works fine with little
loss of
: quality.
:
: *BUT* and there is always a but. Some DVD-As have copy
protection encoded
: on the disc and when you copy it you can have some nasty pops
and clicks
: also on one track I found a 16KHz sine wave noise through the
whole track!
: The disc was REM's Automatic for the people. To remove the
pops edit the
: last 2secs from each of the first 5 tracks.
:
: Noooo I'm trying to do it the other way - make a lossless copy
of a number
: of CDs onto a single DVD-A....
:
You are mixing up your formats! Your question therefore should
have been "I want to make a DVD-R of audio CDs playable in a
DVD".

Regards TT



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Old January 16th 04, 05:32 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
TT
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"Tim S Kemp" wrote in message
...
You are mixing up your formats! Your question therefore should
have been "I want to make a DVD-R of audio CDs playable in a
DVD".


That's almost exactly what I said!!

Yes, I want my (DVD-A capable) DVD player to be play a compilation of my
favourite four or five CDs


So far so good.

that have been burned onto a DVD-R


Still going well here.

in DVD-A format....



Whoa!!!! You want to convert a red book CD (16 bit 44.1KHz sampling
frequency) to DVD-A which usually starts at 24/48 and goes up 24/192.

You keep talking about DVD-Audio when you really (I think) mean DVD-V
compliant formats. I have personally never tried exactly what you are
attempting to do but would suggest you make an MP3 320bps disc of you
favourites and cut to DVD-R. Very good quality and easily done and you will
fit heaps of tracks on.

To do exactly what you want to do and you would need to make a DVD-Video
(obviously without he video, menus and include an auto start) and load it
with your CDA tracks.

Hope this helps

Regards TT




 




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