Can I Make A DVD With Video & 24-Bit Audio?

I want to make a DVD with videos and, as a special feature, 13 24-bit enhanced playable audio tracks.
Is this possible in iDVD?
Thanks!

Toast 8 has a 96kHz/24-bit option in making Music DVDs as well as a 48 kHz/24-bit option. (Note: these are NOT DVD-Audio discs which require a special player.)
'Normal' Toast audio is 48 kHz/16-bit.

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854 x 480 pixels for widescreen in NTSC format
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768 x 576 pixels for standard video in PAL format
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catecourtney wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for any help anyone can offer. I have a project
that is requiring me to
> create a dvd with video and menus and such. I was
wondering if anyone knew if
> flash has the capabilities to do this. If you know of
any tutorials? I know
> Director can do it I just don?t know director like I
know flash and I don?t
> want to have to buy it for one project.
> Thank you so much!
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