DVD-Audio - How to get maximum record time ?
08-07-2005, 03:38 PM
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DVD-Audio - How to get maximum record time ?
The post below (cut from our FAQ section) seems to indicate that we should be able to get up to 25hours Mono at 44.1 16bit. Is this achievable ?
I am trying to put an audio book which is 16:18:25 long, onto one DVD but can't fit it. When I do 44.1 x 16 x mono my files come out to 4.8gig.
5,166,720,282 bytes
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I am trying to put an audio book which is 16:18:25 long, onto one DVD but can't fit it. When I do 44.1 x 16 x mono my files come out to 4.8gig.
5,166,720,282 bytes
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Originally Posted by djsteve
The above is not a limitation either. DVD-A allows for the following bit depth/sample rates, with times shown using non-lossy MLP:
Mono (1 full bandwidth track):
16/44.1kHz - up to 1500 minutes of audio
Stereo (2 full bandwidth tracks):
16/44.1kHz - up to 720 minutes of audio
24/96kHz - up to 240 minutes of audio
24/192kHz - up to 120 minutes of audio
Surround (5 full bandwidth tracks + 1 sub track):
24/96kHz - up to 100 minutes of audio
Surround (6 full bandwidth tracks):
24/96kHz - up to 86 minutes of audio
Even DVD-V does not limit frequency response in any speaker except the subwoofer, so perhaps the original poster was thinking of older analog matrixing surround encode/decode methods such as Dolby Pro Logic???
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Mono (1 full bandwidth track):
16/44.1kHz - up to 1500 minutes of audio
Stereo (2 full bandwidth tracks):
16/44.1kHz - up to 720 minutes of audio
24/96kHz - up to 240 minutes of audio
24/192kHz - up to 120 minutes of audio
Surround (5 full bandwidth tracks + 1 sub track):
24/96kHz - up to 100 minutes of audio
Surround (6 full bandwidth tracks):
24/96kHz - up to 86 minutes of audio
Even DVD-V does not limit frequency response in any speaker except the subwoofer, so perhaps the original poster was thinking of older analog matrixing surround encode/decode methods such as Dolby Pro Logic???
-djsteve
08-07-2005, 05:00 PM
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Credit to Adobeman. I am using his excellent scripts mentioned in this thread: https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=118963
Burn with Nero 6.3 a Pioneer DVR-109 burner with Precision Digital (generic) 8x DVD-R blanks I managed to get the 16 hour audio book onto 2 DVDs. I was hoping to squeeze it onto one disk. Since the files are mono it should be doable.
Burn with Nero 6.3 a Pioneer DVR-109 burner with Precision Digital (generic) 8x DVD-R blanks I managed to get the 16 hour audio book onto 2 DVDs. I was hoping to squeeze it onto one disk. Since the files are mono it should be doable.
Originally Posted by blumediaprojekt
what software r u usign to create a dvd-a?
08-09-2005, 12:48 PM
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1500 of mono minutes doesn't sound right. I don't have the exact numbers, but I couldn't fit 11 CDs on a DVD-R. Most of the CDs were under 50 minutes long, so they couldn't total to more than 720 of stereo minutes.
08-09-2005, 09:30 PM
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Surround (5 full bandwidth tracks + 1 sub track):
24/96kHz - up to 100 minutes of audio
Surround (6 full bandwidth tracks):
24/96kHz - up to 86 minutes of audio
24/96kHz - up to 100 minutes of audio
Surround (6 full bandwidth tracks):
24/96kHz - up to 86 minutes of audio
08-09-2005, 10:29 PM
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oblio98, you are right! I didn't notice that djsteve example is for MLP. MLP is a proprietory compression algorythm, which can't be used (legally) in home-made DVDs. Without it capacity will be 1.5-2 times lower.
08-09-2005, 10:48 PM
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I thought so. I have made my own 24/96 DVD-A's using old quadraphonic reel tapes. This can be done because these reels have only 4 channels (no center, no sub), so I can get 45 or so minutes at 24/96 at 4.0. I tried 5.1 and got under 30 minutes (IIRC).
MLP can be done, however, it's expensive. One way is to use Minnetonka's DiscWelder Chrome and their MLP Encoder, which I think together go for around $5000!!!
Puts it out of reach for us "mortals"!
MLP can be done, however, it's expensive. One way is to use Minnetonka's DiscWelder Chrome and their MLP Encoder, which I think together go for around $5000!!!
Puts it out of reach for us "mortals"!
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08-10-2005, 09:47 PM
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another option, double layer
I'm going to post a thread on this and related matters (concerts from HDTV), but to be short here, the DVD in the TL will 
read double layer dvd disks...that's 8.5 gigs of data...I am using RiDATA DVD+R DL disks...works great for books.
More later...
read double layer dvd disks...that's 8.5 gigs of data...I am using RiDATA DVD+R DL disks...works great for books.More later...
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Originally Posted by chuck_r
I'm going to post a thread on this and related matters (concerts from HDTV), but to be short here, the DVD in the TL will read double layer dvd disks...that's 8.5 gigs of data...I am using RiDATA DVD+R DL disks...works great for books.
More later...
read double layer dvd disks...that's 8.5 gigs of data...I am using RiDATA DVD+R DL disks...works great for books.More later...
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Originally Posted by Toronto-TL
FYI,
I'm using Memorex DL DVDs and they work perfectly.
I'm using Memorex DL DVDs and they work perfectly.
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Originally Posted by chuck_r
I'm going to post a thread on this and related matters (concerts from HDTV), but to be short here, the DVD in the TL will read double layer dvd disks...that's 8.5 gigs of data...I am using RiDATA DVD+R DL disks...works great for books.
More later...
read double layer dvd disks...that's 8.5 gigs of data...I am using RiDATA DVD+R DL disks...works great for books.More later...
It does!!!??? Can Adobeman's script be altered to work with dual-layer DVDs?
09-16-2005, 11:27 PM
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Dual Layer DVDs
Just checked my DL and they are made in Taiwan but i've burned 7 of them all perfectly using each group for either an artists or album. I'm out of music to burn now.
And to the other question about altering "A" mans (The King in my books) script, not necessary as the script will create an ISO from whatever you put in the grp folders regardless of size, your burner has to support DL disks.
That's why you have to watch the size of your wavs folder for single layer disks to make sure you don't create an ISO that won't fit.
And to the other question about altering "A" mans (The King in my books) script, not necessary as the script will create an ISO from whatever you put in the grp folders regardless of size, your burner has to support DL disks.
That's why you have to watch the size of your wavs folder for single layer disks to make sure you don't create an ISO that won't fit.
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Originally Posted by Toronto-TL
Just checked my DL and they are made in Taiwan but i've burned 7 of them all perfectly using each group for either an artists or album. I'm out of music to burn now.
And to the other question about altering "A" mans (The King in my books) script, not necessary as the script will create an ISO from whatever you put in the grp folders regardless of size, your burner has to support DL disks.
That's why you have to watch the size of your wavs folder for single layer disks to make sure you don't create an ISO that won't fit.
And to the other question about altering "A" mans (The King in my books) script, not necessary as the script will create an ISO from whatever you put in the grp folders regardless of size, your burner has to support DL disks.
That's why you have to watch the size of your wavs folder for single layer disks to make sure you don't create an ISO that won't fit.
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I think I'm going to record a "Time to Change Group... ... ..." .WAV file and use it as the last track in each group. This way I get a chance to change groups before the ELS swaps disks forcing me to reselect the disk and then change groups.
Hey, any of you with a GF, wife or sis with a voice to die for ?
Hey, any of you with a GF, wife or sis with a voice to die for ?
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Originally Posted by triggle
I think I'm going to record a "Time to Change Group... ... ..." .WAV file and use it as the last track in each group. This way I get a chance to change groups before the ELS swaps disks forcing me to reselect the disk and then change groups.
Hey, any of you with a GF, wife or sis with a voice to die for ?
Hey, any of you with a GF, wife or sis with a voice to die for ?
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