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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: frtower on June 07, 2007, 01:46:47 PM
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been trying out dvd-audiofile, and still coming up with gaps between tracks. how do you burn without gaps..
have a great day
steven
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must bhe your dvd player. dvd-audiofile was tested to burn without gaps i thought.
are you trying to burn from WAVS or FLACS ??? I think Scott Brown said that flac works better for some reason?
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using flacs. i have a toshiba dvda player. its a old 1. that might be my issue.. could burning the dvda with nero be my problem?
thx for the imput.
steve
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I would also guess that it's your player. I've created tons of DVD-Audio disc with dvd-audiofile, and none of them have gaps when played back on my Denon player.
I think Scott Brown said that flac works better for some reason?
it's just because some programs put "junk" the file header when saving wave files, and dvd-audiofile can choke on that "junk". with a FLAC file, you won't have any of those potential problems. but I've created DVD-audio discs with both WAV and FLAC files as the starting point - no problems.
could burning the dvda with nero be my problem?
I really doubt that Nero is the problem. once the disc image is created (the .ISO file), it shouldn't matter which program is used to burn the image to disc. personally, I use ImgBurn, which is a great little program. it's free, so it wouldn't hurt to try burning the image with that program, but I don't think it'll change your results.
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+T for all the imput. shopping now for a new dvda player.
thx guys..
steve