quick question guys. Can DVD-A discs be 24/44.1k or do they have to be 24/48 and up to 24/192
what about scott brown's DVD-Audiofile
Does that support 24/44.1k for DVD-A
I have ran 24/44.1k alot in the past, but I always thought that to make a DVD-A disc, you had to have at least a sample rate of 24/48k. is there actually any truth to that? I know DVD-Video discs can support 24/44.1k, but was unsure about DVD-A
I am going to buy a couple of 100-packs of the Verbatim DVD-R that our local Sam's Club has(the good ones, in the top percentile of DVD-R discs
) and wanted to start burning DVD-A discs for future playback when I can take advantage of them
but I want to get started rather soon, and didnt know if id have to upsample to 48 or not for the shows I ran 24/44.1k last year
this year ive stuck with 24/48 or 24/96
I just HATE dealing with the 24/96 files in post. All I really need to do is clear off the 300GB of Phish I have, i might actually just delete alot of them so i have ample space to do 24/96 files. they really arent a huge PITA tho, just take a little longer to process
Still, 24/44.1k is very tempting for smaller shows
TIA,
Bean