Topic: audio-dvd-creator any thoughts

[1st set only]

http://audio-dvd-creator.com/
this seems to be the all out cheap solution for putting 24/96 audio on dvdr.
has anyone tried it? thoughts?
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 Audio DVD Creator

Create your own music DVD and enjoy it on any DVD player!

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Audio DVD Creator is a revolutionary tool that changes the way you listen to your favorite music. You can create DVD disc compiled from normal Audio CDs and MP3 files, and play it on any DVD player since it's DVD-Video compliant. You can choose the audio format from high quality (up to 6 hours PCM 48kHz/16bits) or high quantity (up to 45 hours AC3 192kbps).

Please note: Audio DVD should not be confused with DVD-Audio, for which you need a special player and discs!
Features:
Put several (about 5-6) Audio CDs on one DVD with perfect audio quality.
Put thousands of MP3 files on one DVD.
Burn the Audio DVD to DVD-R/RW and DVD+R/RW.
Export the Audio DVD to hard disk folder.
Output format is DVD-Video compliant, so that it can be played by any DVD player.
Rip Audio CD to WAV files, and import them to Audio DVD directly.
Import 96kHz/24bits WAV files, and keep the superb quality.
Import Windows Media Format(.wma, .wmv, .asf), Real Media(.rm), OGG, FLAC, AC3 and AVI files via DirectShow Filters.
Preview shows an overview of your audio DVD.
Save/Load your project, and edit it anytime.
Blazing fast speed, only need about 30 minutes to create a PCM format Audio DVD. For AC3 format, it may need several hours.
Easy to use: the wizard will guide you step by step - very suitable for beginners!
 
System Requirement:
Windows 95/98/Me, NT/2000/XP, Server 2003
Pentium II 500 MHz
128 MB of RAM
5 GB of Free Hard Disk Space
A DVD-R(W) or DVD+R(W) Drive

[radioboy1977]

my biggest question would be whether or not it supports gapless playback.  other than that, it looks pretty solid.

[radioboy1977]

you can download a fully functional trial version from the website.  since i have no life, i decided to try it out.  as i mentioned above, the only way this program would be useful to us is if it supported gapless playback.  i'm happy to report that it does.  i created a disc made up of swampy's JMP 16 bit pull from a few weekends ago and played it back on my onkyo dv-sp800.  to my great surprise there were no gaps between tracks.  that's not to say this will hold true for all dvd players.  anyone else want to try out the program and report back on what you find?

BTW, i'm burning a 24 bit disc now.  report to follow...

[radioboy1977]

update...

i kept getting an error message when trying to burn a 24 bit disc.  two coasters later, i'm am trying the "write to hard drive" option so i can burn the disc in nero.

[radioboy1977]

gapless in 24 bit, too   now i'm kind of wishing i hadn't spent the money on discwelder bronze.

[Rick]

How did you end up doing it without the errors?

[radioboy1977]

How did you end up doing it without the errors?

the program gives you the option of either writing to disc or writing to hard drive.  i wrote the files to my hard drive, then burned the disc in nero.

[1st set only]

Yay glad it worked for ya!
I was gonna use it lastnight but i lost my 24 bit file to burn. Ill have to go and get some now

[Sean Gallemore]

How did you end up doing it without the errors?

the program gives you the option of either writing to disc or writing to hard drive.  i wrote the files to my hard drive, then burned the disc in nero.

would the "write to disc" be similar to on the fly?

[F.O.Bean]

How did you end up doing it without the errors?

the program gives you the option of either writing to disc or writing to hard drive.  i wrote the files to my hard drive, then burned the disc in nero.

would the "write to disc" be similar to on the fly?

pretty much schwill!!

if errors are gonna occur, tahts how they usually happen tho

[caymanreview]

im on this, thanks for the link!

il be trying it out with some 24 bit stuff this weekend, il report back!

[Rick]

Are there any +'s or -'s when comparing DVD-Audio vs. DVD-Video with 24bit Audio? Cause that's what this program does.

[1st set only]

this program make me wonder is DVD-a is just a propriatery format made for us to but more gear and software.

[caymanreview]

bump for creekfreek

[creekfreak]

Ok, tried this out, seems that it doesn't like wav's run through CD Wav. The uncut wav files I originally recorded where added easy, try to add cd wave cut files and it says the file is not supported. How did you guys get around this? or are you not using cdwav to cut