DVD Emulates Audio CD?

**Moldy** · August 6th 03, 03:05 PM posted to uk.rec.audio

On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 15:48:48 +0100, "Steve"
wrote:

"Moldy" wrote in message
.. .
Is it possible to burn audio tracks to a DVD+/-R in the same way as to
a CD-R. ie not creating DVD-Audio just CD-Audio utilising the greater
capacity (and NOT the extra mhz etc) which could then be read by my
DVD player (Pioneer NS-DV55 if at all relevant) as a normal Audio CD
is?

I have searched and searched the net and usenet and can find no
answers.

TIA

Moldy

Hi

With DVD authoring software, you will be able to fit about 10 hours of
normal 44.1 16-bit uncompressed audio onto a single DVD.

I don't believe there is any way of doing it without authoring software
though...

Steve,

Thanks for this info...

How would I do this? I have Sonic MyDVD (freebie with my writer),
would I just drop the audio (MP3/WAV?) into the project the same as I
do a video file?

Some DVD players which can do MP3 playback will also playback WAV's - it may
be simply a case of burning your WAV's to a DVD-R and sticking it in the
machine.

Unfortunately my player does not support MP3 :-(

Thanks

Moldy

Steve.

**Steve** · August 6th 03, 03:22 PM posted to uk.rec.audio

"Moldy" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 15:48:48 +0100, "Steve"
wrote:
With DVD authoring software, you will be able to fit about 10 hours of
normal 44.1 16-bit uncompressed audio onto a single DVD.

How would I do this? I have Sonic MyDVD (freebie with my writer),
would I just drop the audio (MP3/WAV?) into the project the same as I
do a video file?

I'm afraid I don't know that software but theoretically yes. Just give it a
try?

Steve

**Moldy** · August 6th 03, 03:39 PM posted to uk.rec.audio

On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 16:22:23 +0100, "Steve"
wrote:

"Moldy" wrote in message
.. .
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 15:48:48 +0100, "Steve"
wrote:
With DVD authoring software, you will be able to fit about 10 hours of
normal 44.1 16-bit uncompressed audio onto a single DVD.

How would I do this? I have Sonic MyDVD (freebie with my writer),
would I just drop the audio (MP3/WAV?) into the project the same as I
do a video file?

I'm afraid I don't know that software but theoretically yes. Just give it a
try?

Good idea :-)

Cheers

Moldy

Steve