Making an audio DVD

To shrink the files, I converted them in iTunes to a MP3 format. This way I can get a lot of music on a DVD. Next I put them all in one playlist. How do I burn a DVD so that I can listen to this music using my DVD player that I have connected to my TV. I have split my audio out from the DVD player and put one side into my stereo receiver?
Thank you

the easy answer to your question is Command Y to get to the ADVANCED menu. Then select burning. There you can select DATA DISC which is what you want. You can put roughly 2.2 DAYS of music onto a single DVD media. If your playlist is longer than that, it will let you know ahead of the burn and you'll need to feed as many discs to cover the data. Dr. Dream

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Hi,
after installing the new drivers (SBAX_PCDRV_LB_2_8_000.exe) for my Audigy2ZS in XP SP3 i had np mic boost and the mixer did not show the mic as an selectable source. So i rolled back to my old drivers and after that i have problems with installing and starting the Audio DVD Player. I tried so far: uninstalling everything like its said solution ID 72, checking HD for corrupted files and i did a repair installation of XP. Nothing helped. When i only install the drivers and the DVD Audio Player from the original CD everything is fine until the reboot adter installation. When the OS tries to start the "chkcolor.exe" the PC instantly reboots. When preventing XP from doing so, there is no reboot, but as soon i want to start the DVD Audio Player a reboot occurs again. When i try to uninstall the DVD Audio Player before unstillaing the drivers, the is also a reboot. First uninstalling the drivers and then the DVD Audio Player, there is no reboot.
Any ideas?
Best regards and thank in advance,
PicknatariMessage Edited by Picknatari on 07-20-2008 07:3 PM

I keep getting errors trying to burn AUDIO dvd:

The attempt to burn a disc failed. An unknown error occurred (0xE00002CA)
MBA MAC OS X 10.7.5
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Media: T
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Any suggestions? Thx.

iTunes will not burn audio DVDs, only CDs (since iTunes 10.4 iTunes won't even use DVDs for backups). If you wish to burn an audio DVD, you will need to use third-party software. I'm not aware of any current software for Mac that can burn an audio DVD, but there might still be something available.
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Import From Audio DVD ?

I bought a audion DVD a few years ago that was some new kind of high quality DVD audio. It's Tommy by The Who and contains all the songs supposedly in a higher quality. I want to import this into iTunes but I can't. The DVD has a AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS files. Can I use a generic DVD copy program to extract this type of DVD audio into iTunes ?
I tried OSEx without any luck. I also tried HandBrake which read everything off the Audio DVD into a single MP4 file. What I need is all 42 song in individual audio files so I can get them into iTunes.

Since my last anwer I've used OsEx a 'free' /Open Source program, I believe.
It works beautifully - will grab songs from A/V DVDs at Title/Chapter/even angle level very easily
I then use MPegStreamclip to convert the AC3 to AIFF or other useful format which it does very, very quickly on my Intel 20 IMac From there I usually go to iTunes.
Best of luck (and, of course I can't guarantee that this'll work with 'Tommy' but if this plays in a 'normal DVD player it must conform to the DVD Spec and therefore you shave to be able to work with it).
MPegStreamclip also makes it very easy* to 'Break up monolithic 200MB-600MB DVD/AC3 and other files into individual songs...
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iTunes dosent recognize my audio DVD and is stuck in the computer.

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Playing audio DVD

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Is it really impossible to play audio DVDs in iTunes? Or have I missed a plug-in/setting?
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Audio DVD disc

Is it posible to burn an audio dvd disc and not a aac or mp3 disk?

the current version of iTunes will not burn a audio DVD only a data DVD for backup, it won't even play a movie DVD or an audio DVD

Making more complex dvds in iDVD

I have a lot of short animations that I want to use to create a dvd for the students who made them.
They are on different topics (some are stop motion projects, some are Flash animations, some are Monty Python-style animations, etc.) so I want to create a dvd where the main menu screen has 4 or five main headers (chapters? directories?) and each one of those can then be clicked on to reveal another page with a menu list of individual animation projects, and then each animation could be clicked on and played as desired.
Is this possible to do with iDVD? If so, can anyone please advise me on how to do it or where to search for instructions on making a dvd with such a structure?
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Something is very wrong with your iDVD! Your experience is certainly not the norm!
I cannot speak to how iDVD works with Snow Leopard, but since iDVD has not been updated since the 08 version, I doubt that Apple focused on making sure it would be ok in SL.
The difficulties you describe with adding audio clips and changing fonts should not be happening if iDVD is working properly. If you are using audio that is not AIFF, you might try changing to that, but you still have the problem with the fonts.
The themes are set and you cannot change the way they work. Themes that have submenus within them are designed to give consistency to your DVD's look. You cannot have a main theme and then select submenu themes that are different.
If you use themes from earlier versions of iDVD-- that have just the one main screen design, you may be able to select another different theme that does have submenu options for your submenus.
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Drag the plist file to the trash. iDVD will open a new one when you reopen it.
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You now have a self-contained file of your iDVD project. You can safely move, change, rename, or delete any/all of the media used in the projects without losing the ability to burn DVDs of this iDVD project in the future. A disk image file can be moved to an external drive or another computer. It is a backup for DVDs, and it saves drive space (if you delete the original media).
Once the disk image file is successfully created, you can use it to test out how your project will play. By clicking on the file to mount it, and then opening the application DVD Player, you can see if it plays correctly. This is not the same as iDVD's Preview function, which will not always show you if there are problems.
If the disk image file plays fine, then use it to burn your DVD disks via Disk Utility.
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Want To Make A High Definition Audio DVD

I have the Creative Suite Production Suite Premium, CS2. I only realize now that it could be what I need for a project I have thought about for a long time. I want to make DVDs with high quality PCM stereo sound, hopefully 24 bit/96 kHz rate. However, I don't see that mentioned in the manual. Classic Records and a few others have been making such discs and calling them 24/96 DAD. Only basic video is necessary, like some photo stills or titles. The DVD should be self starting, like a CD in a CD player, and have tracks or chapters, like a CD. I am not talking about DVD-A. They work well, but are useless as 95% of DVD players will not play them. However, 95% o DVD players will play 24/96 DVD like the Classic DAD.
I have experimented with Cirlinca SOLO, but the results are terrible. Most will not play in and DVD player, or play silently, or only work with 16/48. I have used Adobe Audion CS3 to produce 24/96 sound files, and was able to use Minetonka Bronze to make wonderful DVD-A discs, but they are useless as almost no one can play them. Can Encore CS2 or any Encore version make a standard DVD with this autiophile sound?
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Hello Mike,
Neil Wilkes (or maybe Jeff Bellune) should be along shortly with the answers. I think that Neil is on Summer holiday, as he's not been around lately. Should only be a matter of time, until one, or the other, weighs in. When in town, Neil monitors this sub-forum pertty closely.
Good luck, and I look forward to the answers too,
Hunt
PS FWIW, I use the SurCode DTS for some very nice Audio on a few of my DVD's. Still, that does involve a bit more $ and work, plus a selectable Menu for the DTS. I'll be interested what the experts advise.

How Do I Detemine Maximum DVD Time For A PCM Audio DVD

I have been working with my CS2 Premiere to create some auto play, audio-only DVDs that are autoplay. To clear the air, yes I know that CS4 will permit 24bit-96 kHz. For the time being 16 bit-48 kHz will suffice as it has CD quality The bonus that a DVD format provides a greater playing times. So the object is to make a PCM audio only DVD.
Here is my problem: How to get really long playing time. I know I can make high quality, 2-channel (ordinary stereo) DVD-A's up to 3 hours using Minatonka Bronze. Unfortunately, DVD-A discs are worthless as they cannot play in 90% of DVD players, but they prove the time point. I would think that one should be able to make a conventional DVD, but with the PCM sound format of that same length.
I just finished one that fit with a 103 minute, 16/48 stereo audio file of 1.11 GB size.   I also had a video file that I created using several photos. Sorry, don't have the final video file size. I erased it all from my computer. However, the final disc size was 3.754 GB. A little extrapolation suggests a maximum DVD length of 119 minutes. That with simple video and PCM audio. Now, can one make a similar DVD with 150 minutes?
I had three 48 kHz files that I created in Adobe Audion. They were 1.599, 0.911, and 0.974 GBs in size. That added up to 3.480. The playing time is about 2:30 Hours; quite a bit less than 3 hours.   I tried burning a DVD with these, audio-files-only. I checked lowest quality video, used no video, and got an Export To DVD error that I had "insufficient" space on the 4.7 GB disc! So, I used the two latter files, which added to only 1.884 GB. Premiere did not baulk, and it successfully burned a DVD that played. Then I added the 1.599 GB file, and, once again, it produced an error. This was clearly not going to work.
At this point, I realized that Audition had done what it liked to do: It had saved the 16 bit-48 kHz files as 32 bit-48 kHz! So, I went back to Audition and used EDIT to change the files to genuine 16 bit-48 kHz files. When I opened them in Premiere, Premiere reported 16 bit-48 kHz files. Their sizes were now, 0.799, 0.456, and 0.487 GB. Please note that this totals 1.742 GB. This is less than the 1.884 GB I had successfully used before.   Once again, I was getting the "insufficient" space error.
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Mike

When working from DVD-Videos, this ARTICLE might be helpful - All VOB's (the container for the MPEG-2 files in a DVD-Video) are not created equally.
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Good luck and welcome to the forum.
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HOW TO MAKE A HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO DVD WITH PREMIERE CS2

I have been working with my CS2 Premiere to create some auto play high definition, audio-only DVDs that are autoplay. To clear the air, yes I know that CS4 will permit 24bit-96 kHz. For the time being 16 bit-48 kHz, is still better (marginally) than CD, but it permits greater playing times. Yes, I know that the autoplay without menues "feature" is bogus, and was never corrected by Adobe. So much for their interest in their customers.
I found a simple workaround for the autoplay/no menues feature. Just make a DVD-RW with menues. Then use DVD-DeCryper/Shrink/Nero - whatever to make an autoplay DVD onto a permanent disc. It works well.
Here is my latest crazy problem: How to get really long playing time. I know I can make high qualitye DVD-A's up to 3 hours using Minatonka Bronze. Unfortunately, DVD-A discs are worthless as they cannot play in 90% of DVD players, but they prove the time point.
I have three 48 kHz files that I created in Adobe Audion. The were 1.599, 0.911, and 0.974 GBs in size. That added up to 3.480. The playing time is about 2:30 Hours; quite a bit less than 3 hours.   I tried burning a DVD with these, audio-files-only. I checked lowest quality video, used no video, and got an Export To DVD error that I had "insufficient" space on the 4.7 GB disc! So, I used the two latter files, which added to only 1.884 GB. Premiere did not baulk, and it successfully burned a DVD that played. Then I added the 1.599 GB file, and, once again, it produced an error. This was clearly not going to work.
At this point, I realized that Audition had done what it liked to do: It had saved the 16 bit-48 kHz files as 32 bit-48 kHz! So, I went back to Audition and used EDIT to change the files to genuine 16 bit-48 kHz files. When I opened them in Premiere, Premiere reported 16 bit-48 kHz files. Their sizes were now, 0.799, 0.456, and 0.487 GB. Please note that this totals 1.742 GB. This is less than the 1.884 GB I had successfully used before.   Once again, I was getting the "inssufficient" space error. This is nuts. The disc can hold 4.3+ GB, but won't fit 1.742.GB.
So, anybody got some ideas?
Mike

Jim,
I cannot believe you are wasting my time and the space of this forum with your irrelevances. It would have been better had you just tried to answer my question, which is the purpose of these forums. Why engage in useless chatter?
I said nothing about any great sonic difference betweein 16/48 and 16/44 digital audio; I said "marginally."   In English that means very little difference. I'm not going to prove to you with distortion and frequency response plots that there is some minor difference, it is a fact of life. You, in fact, just stated a difference. The difference between a 24 kHz cutoff and a 22 kHz custoff is a difference which you give, to back up your absurd statement that there is no difference. This can actually translate to a minor, difference in THD at higher audio frequencies, but who cares?   Well, you apparently care, because your beligerant non-reply to my question was that "fewer...would notice ." In English that means that some would notice.
What my question had to do with MP3 junk, or multichannel sound, I don't know. Why should I do, as you suggest, and make DVD-A's when one needs only stereo? This is a Premier forum, not a DVD-A forum. Why not bother DVD-A junkies on Minatonka fourms? DVDs can handle stereo PCM very nicely. Classic Audio has marketed their 24/96 DADs for many years and so have a few other companies.   They have been well received by some "golden eared" types. I hope they don't upset you. There is a good possibility that DVD may only be around as a "legacy" feature on BLU RAY in future years. DVD-A was DOA years ago and SACD may go just away; DVD-A is almost that. So, PCM stereo sound DVD's are a good bet that the resultant disc will be playable on many people's players as well as future players. The longer playing time that may be available would make listening to concerts easier, rather than breaking them up into segments.
If you want to argue my motives, or tastes, I suggest you go to another forum and discuss you theories. If you actually have something productive to say about the problem I pointed out, that would be welcome.
Mike

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