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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: spreadheadtom on October 02, 2007, 08:34:09 PM
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I have always used Audio DVD creator with my XP machine.....It will not work with vista.
suggestions on something free (or cheap) to burn 24bit audio?
thanks!
Tommy
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www.isohunt.com
......just sayin...
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dvdaudiofile to create the iso, best to do it with FLAC files
http://24bit.turtleside.com/DVD-Audiofile0.42win.zip
whatever burning program you have should be able to burn the iso to disc
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You can also use the following command-line tools:
- Lplex, to make an Audio DVD (= DVD-Video with 16-24/48-96 audio tracks, as you did with Audio DVD Creator),
- dvda-author, to make a DVD-Audio (DVDaudiofile is based on dvda-author),
- Hplex, if you'd like to make a hybrid DVD (=an Audio DVD + a DVD-Audio on the same disc).
Fab
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dvdaudiofile to create the iso, best to do it with FLAC files
http://24bit.turtleside.com/DVD-Audiofile0.42win.zip
whatever burning program you have should be able to burn the iso to disc
positive this will work with Vista? Everything I have tried so far does not work.
+t's to the thread!!
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dvdaudiofile to create the iso, best to do it with FLAC files
http://24bit.turtleside.com/DVD-Audiofile0.42win.zip
whatever burning program you have should be able to burn the iso to disc
I just used this for the first time over the weekend and I used the wav files.
Why do you say it's best to use the flac files?
It worked great though even though I heard a gap with my unit.
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dvdaudiofile to create the iso, best to do it with FLAC files
http://24bit.turtleside.com/DVD-Audiofile0.42win.zip
whatever burning program you have should be able to burn the iso to disc
I just used this for the first time over the weekend and I used the wav files.
Why do you say it's best to use the flac files?
It worked great though even though I heard a gap with my unit.
it seems to be hit or miss with wav files - at times they will not be seen by the program or will noty burn properly, i believe Scott (original creator) had FLAC files in mind when he designed it
there is a lengthy 14-15 page thread solely about this program here..http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,52892.0.html
Tommy - not sure if it works with Vista, but its free and definitely worth a shot.
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dvdaudiofile to create the iso, best to do it with FLAC files
http://24bit.turtleside.com/DVD-Audiofile0.42win.zip
whatever burning program you have should be able to burn the iso to disc
I just used this for the first time over the weekend and I used the wav files.
Why do you say it's best to use the flac files?
It worked great though even though I heard a gap with my unit.
it seems to be hit or miss with wav files - at times they will not be seen by the program or will noty burn properly, i believe Scott (original creator) had FLAC files in mind when he designed it
there is a lengthy 14-15 page thread solely about this program here..http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,52892.0.html
Tommy - not sure if it works with Vista, but its free and definitely worth a shot.
yea I see what you mean by staying with flac because when converting to flac it seems to standardize the header whereas a .wav never flacced before might have a header the program will hang up on.
I get it, but the .wavs worked fine for me when I burned it. I just didn't see the point in creating more overhead when the .wavs were already there to use.
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it seems to be hit or miss with wav files - at times they will not be seen by the program or will noty burn properly, i believe Scott (original creator) had FLAC files in mind when he designed it
i'm using David Chapman's dvda-author, which works fine with flac, but expects a standard header for the wavs it processes (i believe 44 bytes, though that's just off the top of my head). so it won't work with non-standad wav headers
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Tommy - not sure if it works with Vista, but its free and definitely worth a shot.
sweet...I'll give her a go tonight!
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I'll be using nero to burn these....will it be a data burn?
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I'll be using nero to burn these....will it be a data burn?
in Nero express you go to Saved Image/ISO I believe and the you select the ISO file
its NOT the same as burning a Data disc
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I'll be using nero to burn these....will it be a data burn?
in Nero express you go to Saved Image/ISO I believe and the you select the ISO file
its NOT the same as burning a Data disc
thanks again! keep your fingers crossed :)
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worked like a champ!
Big thanks to everyone that did this!!!!!
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another round of T's on me :)
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I'll be using nero to burn these....will it be a data burn?
in Nero express you go to Saved Image/ISO I believe and the you select the ISO file
its NOT the same as burning a Data disc
FWIW, .iso or .img file extension on the source file.
Been seeing DVDs with the .img for some reason.